Harmony Considers Blockchain Rollback After Suspected Exploit Inflates ONE Supply
Harmony is considering rolling back its blockchain after a suspected exploit inflated the supply of ONE tokens. The incident occurred when an attacker exploited a vulnerability in Harmony's code, causing the value of ONE to surge.
The attack is believed to have taken place on July 20th, with the attacker making off with a significant amount of Ether (ETH) and ONE tokens.
As a result, the supply of ONE tokens has increased by an estimated 100 million, causing concern among investors and traders. Harmony's team is now considering rolling back the blockchain to a previous state in order to restore the original balance of ONE tokens.