Unitas Protocol: Unaffected by Drift Protocol attack incident
Foresight News reported that the yield-generating protocol Unitas Protocol stated on Twitter that it was not affected by the Drift Protocol attack incident. "Unitas has no exposure on Drift. All collateral is secure, and all strategies (including the JLP delta-neutral strategy) are operating normally. User funds are safe. Collateral can be verified in real time through the proof of reserves dashboards provided by Accountable and Primus Labs."
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