b14g recovers 68.15 million stolen core through a hard fork
2026-11-02 18:09:25
According to CoinMeta, b14g executed a hard fork through the core network, recovering 68.15 million stolen core tokens from three attacker addresses, which accounts for 70.2% of the total affected amount in the incident on October 31st. This operation did not involve rolling back transactions, issuing additional tokens, or changing the total supply of core. The recovered tokens have not yet been allocated to users, and the relevant funds held or frozen by exchanges have also not been returned. b14g is currently verifying the balances and formulating an allocation plan; there is no official claim process available yet.
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