Dash warns users to stop using Eclipse: users have already l
On November 7, 2026, Dash called on users on X not to use Eclipse for trading, saying that some users had lost funds and had not yet received full compensation; Dash recommended switching to platforms such as Maya Protocol and NEAR Intents, where the swap process can be viewed through a block explorer. The two materials are consistent in their factual description and do not disclose the scale or cause of the losses.
Event timeline
- [11-07 04:58] Dash: Do not use Eclipse for trading; some users have lost funds and have not been compensated (PANews)
- [11-07 04:59] Dash calls on users not to use Eclipse, saying some users have lost funds and have not yet received full compensation (Odaily Planet Daily)
Background and impact
On November 7, 2026, PANews (04:58) and Odaily Planet Daily (04:59) reported successively that Dash publicly called on users on X not to use Eclipse for trading. The two materials describe this statement consistently: Dash said that some users had lost funds when attempting to trade and had not yet received full compensation. Odaily's wording was "according to Dash monitoring," while PANews directly stated that Dash issued the call on X; both point to the same statement.
From the timeline, this is a usage warning issued directly by the project team, not a third-party audit conclusion or regulatory announcement. Neither material discloses the number of affected users, the amount lost, or the trading pairs involved, nor does it explain the specific cause of the fund losses; likewise, no compensation timetable or compensation ratio is given. Dash's only clear recommendation is to switch to other channels: prioritize platforms such as Maya Protocol and NEAR Intents, where the swap process can be viewed through a block explorer.
Both materials jointly emphasize the standard of "verifiability." The platforms recommended by Dash are described as having a swap process that can be viewed in a block explorer, so users can check the transaction path and receipt themselves; as for what specific problems Eclipse has with the transparency of its swap process, the materials do not explain, so the cause of the losses cannot be inferred from them, and "not fully compensated" should not be understood as a confirmed compensation arrangement.
At the factual level, there is no conflict between the two sources; the difference is only in the attributed source of the narrative: Odaily wrote "according to Dash monitoring," and PANews wrote "Dash called on X." As of the publication of the above reports, no statement or response from Eclipse appears in the materials, nor is there information about further negotiations between Dash and Eclipse. For users, the short-term impact centers on the choice of whether to continue completing swaps through Eclipse; if switching to other channels, users should still verify platform and asset information themselves. Apps should be obtained through official entry points, such as Huobi HTX registration APP download, Binance registration APP download