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Snapshot Window: 2026-08-31 15:50 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview

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@reddit

CRO FREEZE CRO was not hacked. That’s probably the biggest thing people need to understand about what happened. The issue was Tectonic, which is a lending platform built on the Cronos blockchain. TONIC is Tectonic’s token. It is not CRO. From what’s being reported, the attacker was able to manipulate the price of TONIC and push it up around 100x in roughly 20 minutes. Because Tectonic allowed TONIC to be used as collateral, suddenly those tokens looked like they were worth way more than they actually were. The attacker could then use that artificially inflated collateral to borrow real valuable assets from Tectonic. Basically imagine having something worth $1, somehow making the system think it’s worth $100, and then borrowing real money against that fake $100 valuation. That’s the exploit. Cronos validators then stopped the chain to prevent the attacker from moving more of those assets out. Reports estimate around $75 million was involved, but only around $6 million actually made it over to Ethereum before the chain was halted. The exact losses and root cause are still being investigated. () So again, CRO itself wasn’t hacked. Cronos is basically the network, CRO is the gas, and Tectonic is one of the apps built on top of it. Now the part I’m watching is what happens when Cronos comes back online. If most of that money really was contained and they fix whatever allowed this to happen, I could see the narrative changing pretty quickly. Obviously stopping an entire blockchain brings up its own questions, but this is a lot different than someone somehow hacking CRO itself.

@JakeBalchNFT

Card of the Day Shedinja Mega Symphonia | CGC | Art Rare | Holo | JPN @Courtyard_io

A CGC-graded Pokémon trading card featuring Shedinja (Japanese Mega Symphonia - 072/063 Art Rare - Holo) rated GEM MINT 10, showing the ghost-like bug Pokémon against a holographic nature background.

AI visual note: A CGC-graded Pokémon trading card featuring Shedinja (Japanese Mega Symphonia - 072/063 Art Rare - Holo) rated GEM MINT 10, showing the ghost-like bug Pokémon against a holographic nature background.

@ValuableTX

$VET tales

@0xRexnftcrypto

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@Lyxxprime

$20 SOL GIVEAWAY like, rt & follow @jessica1000x drop $sol addy winner in 12 hours

An anime illustration shows a white-haired swordsman with a blade over his shoulder, depicted in a somber blue tone against a blurred red background with glitch-like distortions.

The image appears unrelated to the giveaway post, seemingly used as decorative or attention-grabbing artwork with no connection to the $20 SOL contest being promoted.

AI visual note: An anime illustration shows a white-haired swordsman with a blade over his shoulder, depicted in a somber blue tone against a blurred red background with glitch-like distortions. The image appears unrelated to the giveaway post, seemingly used as decorative or attention-grabbing artwork with no connection to the $20 SOL contest being promoted.

@Tinweb_3

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