WorldPingSelf-described white-hat hackers who drained nearly all of Liquid Network’s bitcoin reserves have returned 3,400 BTC worth about $268 million, while keeping roughly 598.5 BTC valued at $47 million.
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WorldPingNearly 600 BTC remains outstanding after Blockstream told the actors in an on-chain message that Liquid’s bridge nodes had been patched.
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WorldPingThe Liquid Network attacker returned 3,400 BTC after Blockstream said its bridge nodes had been patched, leaving about 598.5 BTC behind.
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WorldPingBlockstream and the hackers are engaging with each other through PGP-signed messages in Bitcoin transactions.
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WorldPingBitquery's 30-day sample separates trading proceeds from ETH supply reduction, while builders' onward payments leave final profit shares unresolved.
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WorldPingA live reading is already 18, showing why institutions need more than one decentralization metric.
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WorldPingResearchers examining the roughly $320 million Liquid Network incident have identified an alleged failure in the software’s transaction-validation cache, offering a more specific explanation for how unbacked tokens could be redeemed for real Bitcoin.
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