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Zano Blockchain Undergoes Emergency Rollback After $250M Exploit

Guavy AI Editorial Team Published October 3, 2026

Zano's developers have rolled back the blockchain to mitigate damage after a $250 million exploit.

The rollback, which took place on January 14th, aimed to undo the effects of the attack that occurred on December 17th. The incident saw hackers drain around $250 million worth of ZANO tokens from the network.

Zano's developers have acknowledged the success of the rollback in a statement, saying 'Privacy working as intended.'

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