#multiversx计划协调硬分叉恢复
👉 账本往回倒一段
MultiversX mainnet went down on September 19.
Block production stopped, and the ledger stayed where it was.
The cause was that someone exploited a virtual machine atomicity vulnerability.
A batch of invalid states was written onto the chain.
The team did not apply a patch and restart.
Instead, they coordinated a hard fork from a clean checkpoint.
The patch has already run internal tests on the shadow fork.
The mainnet checkpoint is also ready.
Next, they will rehearse with validators and exchanges.
Records that have already been booked will be rolled back for a period.
The announcement repeatedly reminds people not to broadcast transactions.
And don’t top up via exchanges or cross-chain bridges.
What’s paused is block production; what’s moving is the quote.
Its quote is up 13.01%, to $4.4496.
Market cap is about $119 million, with a turnover of 28.5%.
Across the ecosystem, the sixteen protocols combined add up to less than $10 million.
The attacker’s account has been frozen by the exchange.
The rollback is an action to put the chain back in order.
For crypto, the ledger can be rolled back, but trust can’t.
Who do you think this bill should be charged to? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 账本往回倒一段
MultiversX mainnet went down on September 19.
Block production stopped, and the ledger stayed where it was.
The cause was that someone exploited a virtual machine atomicity vulnerability.
A batch of invalid states was written onto the chain.
The team did not apply a patch and restart.
Instead, they coordinated a hard fork from a clean checkpoint.
The patch has already run internal tests on the shadow fork.
The mainnet checkpoint is also ready.
Next, they will rehearse with validators and exchanges.
Records that have already been booked will be rolled back for a period.
The announcement repeatedly reminds people not to broadcast transactions.
And don’t top up via exchanges or cross-chain bridges.
What’s paused is block production; what’s moving is the quote.
Its quote is up 13.01%, to $4.4496.
Market cap is about $119 million, with a turnover of 28.5%.
Across the ecosystem, the sixteen protocols combined add up to less than $10 million.
The attacker’s account has been frozen by the exchange.
The rollback is an action to put the chain back in order.
For crypto, the ledger can be rolled back, but trust can’t.
Who do you think this bill should be charged to? Let’s discuss in the comments.
