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Stabble asked liquidity providers to withdraw funds after a former employee was linked to North Korea.
The Solana-based DEX said the move was precautionary and that no exploit or loss of funds had been identified.
The team said new audits will be completed before normal activity resumes.
Solana-based decentralized exchange Stabble told liquidity providers to pull funds after a former employee was linked to North Korea, triggering an emergency response across the project’s channels. The warning was issued as a precaution rather than in response to a confirmed exploit, with the team saying no breach or loss of funds had been identified.
Stabble said normal operations will remain paused until fresh security audits are completed. The project also said a new team had taken over roughly four weeks ago and would review the platform before asking users to return liquidity.
The alert followed disclosures tied to on-chain investigator ZachXBT, who brought the issue into public view and quickly raised concerns about internal security controls at smaller DeFi teams.
