Liquid Network says bitcoin reserves fully backed after $320M exploit
Liquid Network said its bitcoin reserves are back to full backing after September's exploit, with Blockstream providing the funds, according to The Block. Decrypt reported that Blockstream CEO Adam Back said the sidechain's defenses have been hardened and warned developers not to trust AI-suggested fixes blindly.
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Liquid Network said its bitcoin reserves have returned to full backing after September's exploit, with Blockstream supplying the funds. BTC
“Liquid Network said its bitcoin reserves are back to full backing after September's exploit, with Blockstream providing the funds.”
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The exploit that preceded the restoration was valued at $320 million. BTC
“Liquid Network Restores Full Bitcoin Backing Two Months After $320M Exploit”
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Blockstream CEO Adam Back said the sidechain's defenses have been hardened. BTC
“Blockstream CEO Adam Back said the sidechain's defenses have been hardened”
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Adam Back warned developers not to trust AI-suggested fixes blindly.
“warned developers not to trust AI-suggested fixes blindly”
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