A counterfeit coin loophole hidden for 4 years: Zcash was brought to light last year after someone dug up a vulnerability that had been lying there for a full 4 years. This flaw can conjure coins out of thin air, and even when coins are created, it can’t be traced—because the transaction amounts themselves are encrypted. In the end, the official response wasn’t to apply a hard patch; instead, they rebuilt a new pool, closed the old one so it can be accessed but not entered, and the extra counterfeit coins can never be spent. A textbook-level move: better to tear it all down and rebuild than pretend nothing happened. $ZEC
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