2.94 trillion $QU were transferred from 1,404 wallets. The transfers occurred between 23:42 on October 17 and 01:26 on October 18 UTC. The project team says the issue was insufficient Seed randomness in some wallets, not a breach of the Qubic protocol itself.
What I’m watching is the next set of figures: the network stopped at tick 85,371,949; 87.1% of the stolen funds remain on the Qubic network and have been frozen, while the remaining 12.9% went to MEXC, where the receiving accounts have also been frozen. Transfers are fast; Seed generation is the slow variable. Any wallet created in a browser on an iPhone or iPad before October 18, 2026, one created in Mac Safari before that date, or one created with the Qubic iOS App before July 2025 is within the affected scope.
The protocol wasn’t rewritten, but that doesn’t mean wallet-side random numbers should be taken lightly. Most of the supply is still frozen on the network. That’s what I’m keeping in mind, not the short-term price.
#安全事件 #钱包
What I’m watching is the next set of figures: the network stopped at tick 85,371,949; 87.1% of the stolen funds remain on the Qubic network and have been frozen, while the remaining 12.9% went to MEXC, where the receiving accounts have also been frozen. Transfers are fast; Seed generation is the slow variable. Any wallet created in a browser on an iPhone or iPad before October 18, 2026, one created in Mac Safari before that date, or one created with the Qubic iOS App before July 2025 is within the affected scope.
The protocol wasn’t rewritten, but that doesn’t mean wallet-side random numbers should be taken lightly. Most of the supply is still frozen on the network. That’s what I’m keeping in mind, not the short-term price.
#安全事件 #钱包