THORChain Halts 10 Chains After a One-Block Ethereum Reorg
A one-block Ethereum reorg on 31 October made a THORChain vault refund 10 ETH it never received. Accounts split on how many chains are still trading.
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A one-block Ethereum reorg on 31 October made a THORChain vault refund 10 ETH it never received. Accounts split on how many chains are still trading.
The limit starts on 1 December, counts cumulatively per customer and admits no exemptions. The bank's own wording is softer than the headlines.
The registrar says it restored every affected domain and has applied transfer locks. Two loss tallies published for the same drain do not match.
Only $656 separated Sunday's high and low, against a 2.28% median for October. Two accounts put the month's loss at 7.67% and 7.32%.
Whale Alert logged two 500 million XRP releases early on Sunday. Three accounts disagree on how much of a monthly tranche usually goes back into escrow.

The firm says an outside actor used offensive agentic techniques to reach user IDs, names and emails. Three accounts list four fields, a fourth lists five.

Binance set phase one for 06:00 to 09:00 UTC on Sunday. The accounts split on how much of the theft is replaced and on how many networks open first.

Four accounts price the same 50,000 ZEC anywhere from $50 million to $65 million, and they disagree on whether the coins are destroyed.

The cushion over what USDT owes holders nearly doubled to $7.95 billion in three months while issuance stayed flat near $184 billion.

Friday's withdrawal narrowly beat 22 October's and turned a positive week negative. Two flow trackers disagree on when the last bigger day was.
Kintsu and Flap confirmed DNS hijacks and Flap has moved domains. No project or security firm has published a victim count or a loss figure.

Balances left on the exchange after Friday's cutoff were converted at market rates, not one for one. Two of the fourteen are not dollar stablecoins at all.