#THORChain urgently paused cross-chain transactions spanning 12 chains after an Ethereum reorganization triggered duplicate refunds. The subtle point: this circuit breaker ended up blocking the hackers’ money-laundering channel, showing that the risk-control mechanism did its job at a critical moment.

But the market sold first and asked questions later: investors worried about the reliability of its cross-chain services, and 24-hour trading volume plunged to about $15.33 million. $RUNE is currently trading near $0.62, with a market cap of around $205 million, and is clearly under short-term pressure.

Looked at another way, the pause was a proactive defense—not a sign that the liquidity pool had been compromised. Going forward, three things are worth watching: how quickly funds flow back after services resume, the stability of block production at the nodes, and progress on the official patch for reorganization scenarios. Sentiment is driving down expectations; on-chain data will have to verify the fundamentals. The cross-chain sector is never short on narratives; what it lacks is infrastructure that can keep running smoothly even after a black swan event.

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