$THOR Catalyst Posts
September 27, 2026Single-day social intelligence recap and verified catalyst posts · ← Back to $THOR Profile · Market Rankings
💬 Curated Viral Posts & Community Evidence
31 source posts analyzed· 2026-09-27T01:26:14+00:001. The Bitget hack is a widely spread, public, massive, and clearly identified hacking incident, and it quickly revealed traces of North Korean hacker funds. 2. Circle/Tether and others promptly took action to freeze related funds, especially Circle freezing the USDC held by the
AI visual analysis: A screenshot from docs.thorchain.org showing a page titled "Emergency Procedures" with a red octagon icon. The text explains emergency response protocols for Node Operators on the THORChain Mainnet, emphasizing the ethos "Halt Earn, Halt Often!" and describing the `make pause` command.
· 2026-09-27T01:50:51+00:00THORChain is the perfect example of waving the red flag while opposing it—using the shield of "decentralized technology is innocent" to help hackers launder billions of dollars in the process, pocketing their own transaction fees. If anyone's out there waving the cypherpunk flag
· 2026-09-27T07:30:33+00:00THORChain Rejects Request to Block Transactions from Attacker's Address Bitget CEO Gracy Chen has requested that THORChain halt transactions from addresses flagged in connection with the recent exploit. However, THORChain rejected the request. The protocol expressed concern
AI visual analysis: The image shows a tweet from MistTrack (@MistTrack_io) titled "THORChain and Stolen Funds: The Industry Needs Answers," referencing the $1.46B Bybit hack and noting that nearly $1.2B in stolen funds moved through THORChain, with current Bitget exploit funds also being routed through the protocol. This tweet directly relates to the accompanying post by highlighting the ongoing concern that THORChain continues to process transactions from flagged attacker addresses, which contextualizes Bitget CEO Gracy Chen's request to halt such transactions and THORChain's rejection of that request.
· 2026-09-27T02:23:52+00:00THORChain @THORChain This response really feels a bit unsightly, and there's a suspicion of changing the subject. Decentralization solves who holds power, not that once power is held, we don't need to discuss responsibility. You've dispersed the middleman into a group of people,
AI visual analysis: A tweet from THORChain (@THORChain) discussing responsibility for handling stolen funds, mentioning Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB Chain, in response to a MistTrack post about security incidents at Bybit and Bitget.
· 2026-09-27T04:35:15+00:00After watching the debate between Bitget and THORChain, I actually feel that many people underestimate the most important value of an exchange: when something goes wrong, who bears the loss. Bitget demanded intercepting already flagged hacker addresses, while THORChain
· 2026-09-27T05:52:35+00:00After watching this showdown between Bitget and THORChain, I actually don't care much about how decentralization is defined. I just want to know where the money went and who's responsible. When THORChain itself got hacked, it shut down in two hours, and transactions were halted
AI visual analysis: A Chinese cryptocurrency news article from incryp.com reports that THORChain (THORChain) suffered a vulnerability attack exceeding $10 million, causing the protocol to suspend trading on May 13, 2026. The image relates to the post by showing the headline of this news story, illustrating the incident where THORChain itself was hacked and shut down operations within two hours.
· 2026-09-27T09:49:51+00:00Since @THORChain has proven it can intervene when it wants and suits itself, then it is perfectly fine to blame and shit on them They have earned that right
AI visual analysis: A CoinDesk article titled "Inside North Korea's Favorite Crypto Laundering Tool: THORChain," reporting that North Korea used THORChain to launder $1.2 billion following the biggest-ever crypto heist. This visual supports the post's criticism of THORChain, highlighting how the platform has allegedly facilitated illicit financial activity by North Korean actors.
· 2026-09-27T01:10:07+00:00Bitget left the vault open. Now THORChain is supposed to be the cop? Going live with @patriotsounds in 10 mins to talk about the Bitget hack, THORChain, and who should get to freeze your money
· 2026-09-27T08:33:07+00:00Why Do Hackers All Love THORChain? Whether it was the previous Bybit/KelpDAO incident, or the stolen funds from Bitget's hack the day before yesterday, they all passed through here... You can tell from the typical hacker withdrawal path: Steal coins (mostly on EVM) → Dormancy
AI visual analysis: A Chinese news snippet titled "数据：THORChain单日收入创下近5个月以来新高" reporting that THORChain achieved $381,700 in daily revenue on September 25, a 5-month high, with $211 million in swap volume.
· 2026-09-27T10:50:30+00:00Gracy Chen's exchange just lost hundreds of millions of dollars of customer funds. Her response is a campaign to assign responsibility to THORChain — infrastructure that worked exactly as designed. The vault failed. The rails did not. Blaming the rails is what you do when you
AI visual analysis: A tweet from Gracy Chen @Bitget addressing @THORChain, stating 'Our attacker addresses are publicly listed and actively tracked. We are formally asking @THORChain to refuse service to these addresses. Decentralization is a design principle, not a shield for facilitating known stolen funds. The industry is watching.'
· 2026-09-27T06:07:11+00:00Why not shift to another perspective on this matter: why did THORChain refuse to help Bitget @bitget intercept those flagged malicious addresses? On September 25, THORChain @THORChain recorded a single-day revenue high not seen in nearly 5 months, reaching $381,700, with
AI visual analysis: A Chinese news snippet titled "数据：THORChain 单日收入创下近 5 个月以来新高" reports that THORChain reached a daily revenue of approximately $381,700 on September 25th, with exchange volume reaching $211 million.
· 2026-09-27T03:35:08+00:00THORChain @THORChain This attitude, to be honest, just feels like it's only because the ones getting hacked right now aren't themselves, and conveniently there's transaction fees to earn, so they act like it's none of their business and stay above the fray. When they themselves
AI visual analysis: A tweet from THORChain (@THORChain) expressing devastation over a recent exploit while deflecting responsibility by emphasizing its decentralized nature like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB Chain, asking what responsibility those chains bear for handling stolen funds, tagged @star_okx and @GracyBitget. The accompanying post criticizes this stance, suggesting THORChain's indifference stems from profiting from transaction fees rather than genuine concern for affected users.
· 2026-09-27T14:44:31+00:00In terms of THOR's mechanisms, there's not much that can actually be done. Intervention measures also can't recover the stolen funds. The hackers in these two incidents (Bybit/Bitget) kept every transaction on THORChain around $150k, and they knew that even if THORChain halted
AI visual analysis: A screenshot of THORChain's "Emergency Procedures" documentation page, which explains the "Halt Earn, Halt Often!" security ethos and describes how Node Operators can use a `make pause` command as a "big red button" to stop the network during funds-at-risk scenarios. The image illustrates the limited intervention options referenced in the post—showing that THORChain's primary emergency response is simply halting the network, with no mechanism to recover stolen funds, which is why the Bybit/Bitget hackers kept their transactions around the $150k threshold knowing a pause would simply stop further activity.
· 2026-09-27T11:21:19+00:00What a clever move to redirect the blame. Drawing all the attention to THOR, getting everyone to blame THOR instead. That way, no one will dwell on the low-level mistake #bitget made itself.
AI visual analysis: A Chinese social media (Douyin) screenshot of a direct message conversation in which the recipient declines a request to share drone footage of Zhangjiajie Bridge, with messages displayed in blue and white chat bubbles.
· 2026-09-27T09:32:38+00:00Are all the big Vs on the entire X platform suddenly in lockstep, starting to denounce THORChain? Is this about diverting attention, about pinning blame, about making ThorChain pay up? They say THORChain is just out to make money—tell me, as infrastructure for crypto finance,
· 2026-09-27T10:10:45+00:00THORChain @THORChain This double standard is ridiculous. Bitget got hacked for $387.5 million, and part of the stolen funds were swapped back to BTC through their platform. Gracy called them out for refusing service to hacker addresses. Their response: We're permissionless just
· 2026-09-27T03:22:44+00:00Every time a major hacking incident breaks, the project that always comes up is @THORChain . THORChain allows swapping chains and coins directly without KYC, so it's frequently used by hackers as a conduit to move stolen assets to different chains and different coins. In fact,
· 2026-09-27T08:30:00+00:00THORChain: What does hacker money have to do with us? After the Bitget hack involving hundreds of millions of USD, the stolen funds were tracked, and a portion was transferred through THORChain. But the nature of a decentralized DEX is that it's very hard to intervene or freeze
AI visual analysis: A Vietnamese-translated post from THORChain (@THORChain) on X.com expressing concern about a recent hack, stating 'THORChain is permissionless like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB Chain' and questioning what responsibility those chains bear for handling theft cases.
· 2026-09-27T09:58:31+00:00On my timeline, the outcry against Thor is so massive that it feels like Thor is the one who stole the money. Let's just say, aren't we missing the point here? At first, I didn't dig into this too deeply, thinking Thor was the bridge for minting locked tokens, which might still
· 2026-09-27T03:09:17+00:00BITGET YÊU CẦU THORCHAIN CHẶN TIỀN HACKER – TRANH CÃI VỀ PHI TẬP TRUNG BÙNG LÊN Vụ hack Bitget gần 388 triệu USD đang kéo THORChain vào một cuộc tranh luận mới. MistTrack phát hiện một phần tài sản bị đánh cắp đang được đưa qua THORChain để swap cross-chain.
AI visual analysis: A collage contrasting a crypto 'HACK' and 'THORCHAIN' reject image with a Bitcoin price chart showing $400,000 by 2030, quoting Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong.
· 2026-09-27T16:46:34+00:00Let's talk about @THORChain . Not the noise, the fundamentals. 1/ Native, decentralized cross-chain swaps. Real BTC for real ETH, straight to your wallet. No wrapped tokens, no bridges, no custodian. 2/ Self-custody by design. No accounts, no sign-ups, no one who can freeze your
· 2026-09-27T07:40:39+00:00个人认为这只是表象，这么大，接近4亿的亏空，其实 gracy 已经要坐牢了，他只能装作抓瞎，这都是装的，才能引发大家对 thor 的对立以及矛盾，甚至今天 star 都绕进来了。 更深层次的一个原因是，如果真的有所谓友商帮助 bg，今天一定会打U 放出来 hash，也就是至少到现在，下午三点四十为止，bg
· 2026-09-27T11:13:41+00:00THE TRAIL DOESN’T END AT D’CENT. The deeper I dig, the more questions point toward ChangeNOW. Blockchain tracing shows stolen funds moving through infrastructure associated with ChangeNOW, with THORChain appearing in the swap path. I’ve reported the transactions, provided TXIDs,
· 2026-09-27T19:44:37+00:00I’ve gotten followed by so many ppl in the @THORChain community in the last few hours you’d think I helped them create the swaps and cellular interface or something
· 2026-09-27T04:12:51+00:00Bitget被盗，作为THORChain应不应该干预？ 我看到这个话题最近很火，包括老徐和Bitget CEO都加入了进来，当前主要有两个观点
AI visual analysis: A screenshot from 'the coinformer' website discussing THORChain's January roadmap statement about adding wallet screening to prevent bad actors, noting the protocol is permissionless.
· 2026-09-27T07:25:22+00:00Thanks @Fully_Electric for your nice wording, extensive testing and suggestions for THOR P2. We are evaluating the Block-Found feature ...
AI visual analysis: A dark, low-resolution screenshot of what appears to be a financial or trading dashboard with a line graph and various menu icons.
· 2026-09-27T03:20:44+00:00THOR P2 vs BITAXE GAMMA HEX 1300: BETTER EFFICIENCY, LOWER PRICE! Head-to-head comparison shows why the Hammer Thor P2 is the smarter choice for home miners: Key Advantages of Thor P2: Cheaper & Stronger: $419 (vs $449.99) with 10 TH/s default hashrate (vs 8.4
AI visual analysis: A product comparison graphic titled 'THOR P2 vs Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300' showing two cryptocurrency mining machines, noting the THOR P2 is '5.99 x 5.7 x 6.94 in samiller more suited for a desktop' and 'Fan-guarded'.
· 2026-09-27T07:20:34+00:00其实我在想为什么Bitget不私下里找THORChain商量，或者是找过了没用吗？ 我觉得THORChain主要是为了赚钱，如果Bitget价钱给到位的话应该是可以商量的 明面上THORChain没办法拒绝，但是不是也可以像上次一样搞个系统维护？为Bg争取一定时间
AI visual analysis: A screenshot from 'the coinformer' shows a news article quoting THORChain about adding wallet screening to prevent bad actors from using the interface.
· 2026-09-27T13:41:51+00:00哈哈，确实突然涌现出大量声讨 Thor 的帖子，有时候想讨论几句，一看都是顶流狠人，惹不起，闭嘴了
· 2026-09-27T03:34:40+00:00BREAKING: After CEOs of international exchanges called for the blocking of hundreds of millions of dollars hacked from @bitget , @THORChain indirectly refused to cooperate and continued to allow the hacked funds to move through its platform.
AI visual analysis: A digital illustration depicts a retro computer monitor displaying a blue lightning bolt logo, flanked by two North Korean flags, with a keyboard and mouse below, credited to 'Blockhay' in the corner.
· 2026-09-27T01:15:13+00:00Bitget 被盗的钱流过 THORChain，看他们这装逼态度，恐怕是要不回来了。 比特币的去中心化，只是链上记账，你的钱还是你的钱，只要你私钥别泄露就行。 THORChain 的 TSS 签名明显是一群验证者控制了用户的资金，只要大部分人同意，这个被盗的黑钱就能拦截。