According to CoinMeta, Mantra has announced a 7-day suspension of new unstaking transactions in response to hacker attacks related to vulnerabilities in the Web3Auth and Keplr wallets. Users have reported that hackers have stolen liquid tokens from some wallets and attempted to unstake the remaining pledged tokens. The network stated that this suspension is aimed at limiting further losses and that it has received multiple complaints that their pledged tokens were unstaked without authorization. The team has stopped all new unstaking transactions to prevent more tokens from falling into the hands of attackers while work is being carried out to restore normal operations. The suspension is temporary, but the end date is not yet determined. Mantra plans to review the restrictions after 7 days and may impose another suspension if it deems that users are still at risk. The team acknowledges that stopping unstaking will affect users who did not report wallet issues, but they argue that complaints necessitate action to prevent further theft of funds. Mantra reminds affected users to re-pledge their tokens within 8 days to prevent hackers from claiming them once the unstaking requests are completed.