Zano just nuked 30 days of real user transactions because they couldn't separate 36.9M fake coins from legit ones 🔁
The exploit sat there silent for nearly a month. Internal audits? Bug bounty program? Both missed it completely.
Now they're asking: would you accept a chain rollback?
This is the privacy coin dilemma - when anonymity tech makes it impossible to surgically remove exploited funds, your only options are:
1. Roll back and erase legit user activity
2. Let the attacker keep $36.9M
Neither option is good. Both destroy trust differently.
The real alpha: audit programs aren't catching sophisticated exploits in privacy protocols. If you're holding privacy coins, understand you're betting on code that's harder to verify and fix when things break.
The exploit sat there silent for nearly a month. Internal audits? Bug bounty program? Both missed it completely.
Now they're asking: would you accept a chain rollback?
This is the privacy coin dilemma - when anonymity tech makes it impossible to surgically remove exploited funds, your only options are:
1. Roll back and erase legit user activity
2. Let the attacker keep $36.9M
Neither option is good. Both destroy trust differently.
The real alpha: audit programs aren't catching sophisticated exploits in privacy protocols. If you're holding privacy coins, understand you're betting on code that's harder to verify and fix when things break.
