At the end of December #美联储回购协议计划 , good news came from the Gnosis Chain ecosystem. The operator community made a key decision: to execute a Hard Fork to recover the funds lost in the previous Balancer vulnerability incident. The latest development is that those funds have been removed from the Hacker's control.
Let’s review the background. Gnosis has long teamed up with Monerium and the Balancer team, and they have frozen part of the affected liquidity pools. This move has been quite effective, as the transfer of assets from the Gnosis chain to other chains has also been temporarily halted. It seems they want to block all possible escape routes.
Now, the Gnosis team continues to advance collaboration with ecological partners while also ringing the alarm for the remaining node operators - if they do not follow up on this Hard Fork action, they may face penalties. This is a signal, meaning that this fund recovery action requires sufficient consensus support to proceed smoothly.
This event also shows that cross-chain security and asset management are still key issues that the blockchain ecosystem needs to focus on. Hard Forks, in special circumstances, can indeed become an effective remedy.
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AllInDaddy
· 2025-12-26 18:39
Hard fork to recover funds, now nodes have to obey obediently. If they don't follow, they'll be penalized? Looks like the ecosystem is going all out.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 2025-12-26 17:28
Hard fork to recover funds? That's a pretty harsh move, just worried it might become a regular practice in the future.
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PonziDetector
· 2025-12-23 19:10
The strategy of recovering funds through Hard Forks, to put it bluntly, still relies on the cooperation of the Nodes; otherwise, it would just be for show.
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BearMarketGardener
· 2025-12-23 19:09
Recovering funds through a Hard Fork, this trap is a bit strong, but Gnosis did respond quickly this time.
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SellLowExpert
· 2025-12-23 18:47
Hard Fork to recover funds? Sounds good, but can it really completely block hackers' escape routes? It always feels like there are still some that slip through the net.
At the end of December #美联储回购协议计划 , good news came from the Gnosis Chain ecosystem. The operator community made a key decision: to execute a Hard Fork to recover the funds lost in the previous Balancer vulnerability incident. The latest development is that those funds have been removed from the Hacker's control.
Let’s review the background. Gnosis has long teamed up with Monerium and the Balancer team, and they have frozen part of the affected liquidity pools. This move has been quite effective, as the transfer of assets from the Gnosis chain to other chains has also been temporarily halted. It seems they want to block all possible escape routes.
Now, the Gnosis team continues to advance collaboration with ecological partners while also ringing the alarm for the remaining node operators - if they do not follow up on this Hard Fork action, they may face penalties. This is a signal, meaning that this fund recovery action requires sufficient consensus support to proceed smoothly.
This event also shows that cross-chain security and asset management are still key issues that the blockchain ecosystem needs to focus on. Hard Forks, in special circumstances, can indeed become an effective remedy.