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ChainCatcher news, ZOAI announced the launch of ZOAI PRO 2 and the start of its public beta. The core features of the public beta include: · Pre-volatility detection: Multi-dimensional integration of capital flows/sentiment/contract behavior to identify abnormal sequences and pool initialization risks in advance. · One-click handling: Revoke permissions/withdraw funds + secure alternative routing, from alert to execution completed in one click. · Authorization Sentinel: Quantitative scoring based on "exposure amount × call path," supporting batch revocation of high-risk authorizations. · AI Certification Zone: Only projects that pass multi-dimensional review are displayed, with systematic exposures blocked at the entry point. · Transparent and verifiable: Event-level alerts and the entire handling process are traceable, facilitating review. It is reported that ZOAI positions itself as an AI-driven Web3 intelligent ecosystem—connecting AI prediction × smart trading × Web3 dialogue × advertising economy × project certification, transforming AI's comprehension into executable user decisions and sustained ecosystem revenue. Its platform token $ZOAI will be launched simultaneously on BSC, with tokenomics designed around "use-to-burn + incentive feedback + ecosystem profit sharing," forming a dual engine of deflation and growth.

According to ChainCatcher, Balancer has released a preliminary report on the recent vulnerability attack. The report states that on November 4, Balancer V2's composable stable pools were attacked across multiple chains, including Ethereum, Base, Avalanche, Polygon, Arbitrum, and others. The vulnerability stemmed from a rounding logic error in batch swaps for EXACT_OUT transactions, which attackers exploited to manipulate pool balances and extract assets. This incident only affected Balancer V2's composable stable pools; Balancer V3 and other pool types were not impacted. The Balancer team, along with security partners and white hat teams, responded quickly, successfully containing the attack and recovering some assets through measures such as Hypernative's automatic pausing, asset freezing, and white hat intervention under the SEAL framework. StakeWise has recovered approximately 73.5% of the stolen osETH, while teams like BitFinding and Base MEV bot have also assisted in recovering some funds. Currently, Balancer is working with security partners such as SEAL and zeroShadow to conduct cross-chain tracking and asset recovery. Final verified losses and recovery data will be published in a comprehensive technical review report. The official team reminds users to only obtain confirmation information through Balancer's official channels, and that operations on V3 and non-stable pools remain secure.