Cronos Restarts Chain by Rolling State Back to Before the Tectonic Exploit
Validators discarded almost 11,000 blocks, erasing the attacker's Cronos balances along with close to two hours of everyone else's transactions. The $6.29 million already bridged to Ethereum is beyond the rollback's reach.
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Key Facts
- Fact 1: Validators discarded almost 11,000 blocks, erasing the attacker's Cronos balances along with close to two hours of everyone else's transactions.
- Fact 2: The $6.29 million already bridged to Ethereum is beyond the rollback's reach.
Validators discarded almost 11,000 blocks, erasing the attacker's Cronos balances along with close to two hours of everyone else's transactions. The $6.29 million already bridged to Ethereum is beyond the rollback's reach.
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