Connext: Users not directly affected by Nomad hack, Connext router lost about $3.34 million in madAssets

Connext, a Layer 2 interoperability protocol, tweeted in response to the Nomad contract vulnerability incident that although Connext said in April that it was working on a network upgrade to allow Connext to use the Nomad infrastructure for general messaging, this change is still on the testnet, so Connext users Not directly affected by the Nomad hack. Affected parties include Connext Router, which provides liquidity on the affected chain, and Connext Router holds a total of approximately $3.34 million in madAssets on the affected chain. Additionally, Connext said it temporarily stopped support for the Moonbeam, Evmos, and Milkomeda chains due to the Nomad vulnerability affecting parties holding assets on the chain. Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB, Fuse, Fantom, Gnosis, Moonriver, and Ethereum were unaffected by this incident and continue to operate on the Connext network.