trade.xyz restores GitBook docs after unauthorized activity, tells users to skip the links

The docs are back up, but the warning light is still on. According to trade.xyz, the platform has restored its GitBook documentation after it was hit by what it calls unauthorized activity. The team is telling users to steer clear of clicking links while it digs into what happened.

The restoration comes with a blunt caveat: the investigation isn't finished. Until it is, the platform is asking people to hold off on tapping any links tied to the docs, even now that the pages are live again. That's a notable caution — a restored page is only as trustworthy as the probe behind it.

Unauthorized activity targeting documentation is a familiar playbook in crypto. Attackers have long used compromised docs, links and support pages to funnel users toward wallet-draining sites or fake interfaces. trade.xyz hasn't said what form the activity took, and it hasn't attributed it to anyone.

For now, the practical takeaway is simple: if you're using trade.xyz, get to the platform through channels you already trust rather than a link you happened to see. The team says it will keep users posted as the investigation moves forward.

trade.xyz has not disclosed how long the documentation was affected or whether any user data or funds were touched. Those answers will likely shape how the community reads this one — a quick scare, or something more serious.