Around 4 billion ONE were reportedly minted without authorization, equivalent to roughly 26% of the previously circulating supply. Around 2.8 billion ONE were reportedly moved toward exchanges, creating significant potential sell pressure.
ONE subsequently fell sharply, with the token losing more than 50% from its pre-exploit level at the worst point.
The key risk now is supply dilution. Unlike a conventional wallet hack, the reported exploit created new tokens. If those tokens are not fully recovered or invalidated, existing holders could face a structurally larger supply base.
Harmony has confirmed the exploit and is working with exchanges to freeze affected funds while deploying a patch. A potential chain rollback is also being considered.
For traders, the critical metrics now are simple: how much of the unauthorized ONE remains, how much was actually sold, the final recognized circulating supply, and whether a rollback occurs.
Until those variables are resolved, any ONE price recovery should be viewed cautiously. The market is not just pricing a hack. It is pricing uncertainty around supply, liquidity and trust in the chain’s infrastructue. #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#