The Gnosis community has decided to perform a hard fork to recover the losses from the Balancer vulnerability, and node operators need to respond promptly.

HashBandit · 2025-12-23T14:20:10+00:00

The Gnosis community has decided to recover the funds lost in the Balancer vulnerability incident through a Hard Fork, and the funds are currently out of the Hacker's control. The community is working with Monerium and Balancer to freeze the funds and restrict asset outflows in order to buy time for planning a response. The team continues to communicate with partners and reminds Node operators to follow up on the fork to avoid penalties. The entire ecosystem is working together to address the risks.

HashBandit

2025-12-23 14:20:10

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[Coin World] The Gnosis community recently made a big decision - to execute a Hard Fork to recover the funds lost in the previous Balancer vulnerability incident. The good news is that those funds are now out of the Hacker's control.

Looking back at the background: Gnosis had previously teamed up with the Monerium and Balancer teams to freeze the affected liquidity pools and even restricted the outflow of assets from the Gnosis chain to other chains through the standard bridge. This series of operations was actually aimed at buying time, allowing the community to calmly plan a response.

The decision for the Hard Fork has now been implemented, and the Gnosis team is continuing to communicate and coordinate with partners within the ecosystem. At the same time, they have also sent reminders to the remaining node operators—act quickly to follow up on this fork, or you may face penalties. Throughout the process, you can see that this is not a project dealing with it alone, but the entire ecosystem is working together to manage the risks.

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PebbleHander

· 2025-12-25 12:51

Hard fork recovery? This move is pretty good, and it seems Gnosis's response this time is quite decent... Just not sure if all node operators will follow suit. If someone falls behind, it could be troublesome.

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CantAffordPancake

· 2025-12-23 14:48

Hard Fork recovery? This method is quite ruthless, but I understand, after all, no one wants to see their money just disappear. The key is that the Node buddies have to keep up; otherwise, if they really get penalized, it won't be worth the loss.

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