Liquid Network Resumes Block Production After 4,000 BTC Exploit
The Liquid team announced that the network has entered the next phase of its controlled resumption after a white-hat hacker took control of nearly 4,000 BTC and later returned 3,400 BTC. Nonetheless, transactions will no...
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