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Ive heard rumors that are assets outside of USDC are not impacted but I don't see any outbound
I don't see any prior large withdrawals signifying a large hack; USDC bridge still holds~$4.5B. Perhaps this is precautionary or a way to clawback funds from potential manipulation

Deposits are not paused(contrary to what Ive heard),

Contract was paused via "vote emergency lock" function

Withdrawals are back up again, processing normally