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.

Blockaid flagged withdrawals from zkLink Nova's layer-1 escrow while the attack was still live. The loss is reported two ways, near $786,000 and near $779,000.

A consensus-spec change merged on Monday stops a validator deposit being credited to a builder holding the same key. Developers closed the same fix on 19 October.

Developers cancelled Monday's Hoodi activation on 22 October after an auditor reported 13 real-world examples hit by two gas-repricing proposals.

The dollar deposit token leaves Base for Ethereum's main chain, open only to institutional counterparties the bank has vetted. Kinexys cites deeper liquidity.
Vitalik Buterin and Thomas Coratger's draft would have mempool nodes bundle signatures and proofs into one recursive STARK that every block must carry.

The Snapshot poll opened on Thursday and closes on 22 October. A yes buys research only; STRK stays the token and the Ethereum bridges stay open.

An Ethereum Foundation researcher says an ECDSA break could come in months. Ethereum's co-founder answered the same week: don't rush the migration.

About 523,000 ETH across roughly 17,000 validators came out of Lido after block rewards were diverted. Leaving staking now takes close to a fortnight.

The Ethereum Foundation and the Open Anonymity Project put zkAPI on mainnet on 1 October. Users deposit ETH or USDC, then spend against zero-knowledge proofs.

Blast said operating costs exceed revenue and it sees no credible path to sustainability. Users have until 26 October to withdraw through its own interface.

The authors of EIP-8363 withdrew their tapered issuance burn from Ethereum's Hegota fork, saying an issuance policy change deserves a process of its own.