Leap Wallet: Sunset Notice After careful consideration, we've made the decision to sunset Leap Wallet and its associated products. The products will be sunset on 28th May, 2026, and all users should complete their migration before then. We started Leap in 2022 to redefine what wallet experiences in crypto mean. Over time, that journey expanded across multiple ecosystems and 100 chains. Through every phase, the team approached the work with conviction, care, and a deep sense of responsibility to the users and communities we served. This decision was not made lightly. We continue to believe in the long-term future of crypto and the interchain ecosystem, and we remain supporters of the builders still in the arena. What's being sunset The following products will be sunset after 28th May, 2026: • Leap Wallet (Extension, iOS, Android) • Compass Wallet (Extension, iOS, Android) • Leap WebApp • Swapfast • Leap Cosmos Hub Validator • Leap Cosmos Snaps Until that date, all wallet products listed above will retain their existing core functionality. You will still be able to view balances, send tokens, manage staking positions, and export your recovery phrase and private keys. All other products listed above will likewise retain their existing functionality until 28th May, 2026. What users need to do If you are using one of Leap’s wallet products, we recommend migrating your wallets to another wallet like Keplr, MetaMask, Phantom, or Rabby. Because Leap is a non-custodial wallet, your assets live on the blockchain, not in our apps. As long as you have your recovery phrase, you can continue to access your assets through another compatible wallet by importing that recovery phrase. Your addresses and balances will carry over automatically. If you have ATOM delegated to Leap’s Cosmos Hub validator, please redelegate to another validator to continue earning staking rewards. We encourage doing this as early as possible to account for network unbonding periods. Detailed migration guide and FAQs can be found on the website - leapwallet.io What to expect next After 28th May, 2026, all Leap products will be sunset and will no longer function, including applications already installed in your browser or on your mobile device. Even if you do not migrate from Leap to another wallet before that date, you can still recover access to your assets by importing your recovery phrase into another supported wallet Migration support will be available through our official support channels until 28th May, 2026 at support@leapwallet.io Thank You Thank you to all our users, for letting us serve you through so many market cycles. Thank you to our amazing partners, for helping us build experiences & worlds we never thought possible. Thank you for Leaping with us. 🐸 💚

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The $290m KelpDAO hack wasn't just a config failure. It exposed a fundamental architectural gap in how cross-chain RPCs work. Here's what actually happened and why it matters for every protocol relying on LayerZero-style infrastructure 🧵 LayerZero's DVN did have external providers. That's not the issue. The issue: the architecture uses failover. So when the attacker DDoS'd the external nodes, traffic rotated to the two internal nodes they'd already compromised. No mechanism required multiple providers to agree in parallel. Just rotate and trust. Have you ever heard about secured RPC? Concurrent reads across independent providers. Disagreement = reject. Period. DDoS a subset? You degrade latency. In this way, you never push bad data through- the honest providers still respond. Failover is not redundancy. Cross-validation is.

RPC security has been on my radar since day one in this space- long before it became a headline. After years of building on the infra layer, the team just shipped something I'm genuinely proud of: a security product that addresses exactly the attack vector behind the @KelpDAO exploit. If you're running on-chain infra, now is a good time to check your exposure. Great work team. TBC