UNCX Vesting V2 bug discovered; team offering 10% whitehat bounty (18.207 ETH) with 48-hour recovery deadline.
Security & Exploits ·
A vulnerability in UNCX Vesting V2 has surfaced, prompting the team to solicit return of funds via an onchain message. The team is offering a 10% bounty—18.207 ETH—to whoever discovered the bug, framing the matter as a whitehat incident rather than a theft or loss. The recovery address is a multisig wallet on Ethereum mainnet, and the team has set a 48-hour deadline for return of the funds, with contact available at uncxrecovery@proton.me.
The mechanics of the exploit remain undetailed in available communications. The team has directed affected parties to monitor UNCX_token for updates on the incident, its resolution, and relevant addresses involved. This suggests the vulnerability may affect multiple users or contracts, though the scale and nature of the bug are not yet specified.
What remains unclear is whether the 18.207 ETH represents the total funds at risk, the amount extracted by the discoverer, or some other figure tied to the incident. The team's ability to recover funds within the 48-hour window, and whether additional compensation or remediation steps may follow, has not been announced. The specific technical nature of the Vesting V2 flaw has not been disclosed.