L1 blockchain Harmony said it is pushing ahead with a rollback plan and has aligned with validators and exchanges on the specific steps. The fix for a minting vulnerability has been activated, and a full list of attacker wallets will be released soon. The update follows CertiK Alert's monitoring, which flagged that over 3 trillion ONE tokens were abnormally minted across six anomalous blocks on the Harmony network, as previously reported by Foresight News.
L1 blockchain Harmony said via X that it is moving forward with a rollback plan, having reached agreement with validators and exchanges on the specific route. The minting vulnerability fix has been activated, and a complete list of attacker wallets will be made public soon.
The announcement follows earlier monitoring from CertiK Alert, which detected that the Harmony network had abnormally minted over 3 trillion ONE tokens across six anomalous blocks, as previously reported by Foresight News.
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