TechFlow reports that on May 30, DxSale released a statement regarding its recent security incident, explaining that the vulnerability stemmed from a compatibility issue between BNB Chain’s newly launched Atomic Transaction feature and DxSale’s early v1 staking contracts.
The team stated that only the v1 staking contracts—launched in 2021—were affected, and that the issue has now been successfully identified and analyzed. According to the official statement, all v2 and later staking contracts remain unaffected; these contracts have undergone CertiK audits, and staked assets are secure.
DxSale emphasized that all staking funds held in v2, v3, and subsequent versions remain entirely unaffected by this incident—the vulnerability is strictly confined to the early v1 architecture.
Previously, the on-chain security community reported that DxSale appeared to suffer fund withdrawals from over 1,400 liquidity pools—totaling approximately $7.3 million—potentially due to a contract backdoor or permission flaw, drawing significant market attention. In its latest response, however, DxSale attributed the incident to an exploit enabled by BNB Chain’s Atomic Transaction mechanism—not to any inherent security flaw in DxSale’s later-version staking system.
