According to 1inch, the protocol confirmed today that it and all its systems remain unaffected by the TrustedVolumes security incident. User funds are safe. TrustedVolumes operates independently as a liquidity provider used across multiple protocols in the industry, not exclusive to 1inch. The protocol will continue monitoring developments and assist relevant security teams as needed.
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