$ONE HIT WITH A FORGED MINTING BLITZ: 3.01 TRILLION TOKENS SPAWNED FROM CROSS-SHARD GLITCH đŸššđŸ’„

The attacker found a crack in the cross-shard receipt window and flipped it into a minting machine. Four billion ONE was the first read, but on-chain forensics now point to a far uglier number: roughly 3.01 trillion forged tokens flooding out through six fabricated cross-shard receipts aimed at four wallets. Empty blocks became ATM withdraws — record-keeping turned into token creation ex nihilo. Classic exploit logic: find the duplication flaw, then hammer it before anyone checks the ledger twice.

Harmony's team has already slammed the brakes hard. Bridge services are paused, Shard 0 is frozen at block 92,753,555, and the plan is a network rollback to block 92,730,034 — the last clean snapshot before the attack. They're coordinating with validators and LayerZero to freeze whatever's still swirling out there. Mainnet patch v2026.1.1 is live since 06:30 UTC, but official RPC endpoints are returning 502s as the chain sits in a defensive crouch. This is market structure under siege — and the recovery path is anything but smooth.

When a chain gets rolled back, the trust ledger gets rewritten. Who eats the losses, who keeps the pre-forged balance, and what does this do to ONE's liquidity bid once trading resumes? Drop your take below. 👇

⚠ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. đŸ›Ąïž

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