ZANO
−7.9%Zano Network Resets 30 Days of Blockchain Data After Security Flaw
Image: Bitcoin.com NewsThe Zano privacy-focused layer-1 blockchain executed a 30-day ledger reset after a Gateway Address security flaw allowed unauthorized ZANO and FUSD token creation. A hot fix has been applied, and the network is now stable on the updated chain. Third-party wallets, exchanges and payment services must update their nodes to safely process transactions. Trading platform MEXC temporarily paused ZANO and FUSD deposits and withdrawals during the migration. No additional ZANO tokens will be minted to cover losses.
Key points
- Zano rolled back its blockchain 30 days to block 3,833,000 to address a Gateway Address security flaw.
- The Gateway Address vulnerability allowed unauthorized generation of ZANO and FUSD tokens.
- A hot fix was applied, and the Zano network is now stable on the updated chain.
- Third-party wallets, exchanges and payment services must update their nodes to process Zano transactions safely.
- The Zano team stated additional details on the user recovery process will be released soon.
Why it matters
The 30-day rollback erased confirmed transaction history, requiring all third-party services to update infrastructure before resuming operations. Users must wait for official service confirmations before sending funds to avoid loss.
What's unclear
The total amount of unauthorized ZANO and FUSD generated via the Gateway Address flaw is not disclosed
No timeline is provided for when all third-party services will resume full Zano network operations
Price context · ZANO
At publication
$5.82
Now
$5.82
Change since
+0.00%
7 days · dashed line = publication
Sources · 2 publishers
Bitcoin.com News
Tier 2
Zano Network Stabilizes After 30-Day Blockchain Rewind
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Blockonomi
- Confirmed by Bitcoin.com News
- CryptoVideos brief published
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