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1inch integrated Cronos, the EVM chain of the Crypto.com ecosystem, into its dApp, Wallet, Aqua and all its APIs. Intent-based swaps eliminate gas fees for users and include natively built-in MEV protection. Cronos records around $258.7 million in TVL and aggregators move between $100,000 and $150,000 daily in DEX volume.
Cronos, the Layer 1 network associated with Crypto.com, has released its official accounting of the August 30 attack on Tectonic. The review confirms that more than $9 million extracted during the incident remains outside the chain's reach.
The rollback reversed legitimate activity alongside the attack, while $9.19 million remains unrecovered, according to Cronos.
Cronos confirmed that $9.19 million left the network before validators halted block production, while the exploit generated about $120.4 million in affected borrowing activity. The rollback reversed roughly $111.2 million after balances were restored, but assets transferred off-network could not be recovered through the chain rollback.
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Validators halt Cronos network, restore chain state after $120M Tectonic exploit
Cronos has confirmed that $9.19 million remains unrecovered after an attacker borrowed $120.4 million from Tectonic, while a validator-backed rollback reversed roughly $111.2 million in affected value.
A subsequent rollback reversed roughly $111.2 million, but $9.19 million had already left the chain and remains unrecovered, Cronos says.
Cronos validators erased 10,000 blocks to reverse the Tectonic exploit, saving $69 million in frozen assets while sparking a fierce debate about whether a blockchain that can be rewound on command deserves to call itself one.
Cronos validators halted the network and rolled back the chain to its state prior to the Tectonic protocol exploit. An onchain researcher estimated that approximately $75 million was affected; only $6 million was bridged to Ethereum before the halt.
The network-wide pause appears to have kept most affected assets on-chain, but users still lack a restart timetable or official accounting.