Zano rolls back 30 days after inflation bug, promises full user reimbursement

  • Zano rolled back about 30 days and patched an inflation vulnerability affecting ZANO and fUSD.
  • Zano will fully reimburse users with affected balances without changing ZANO supply or emission.
  • Exchanges must update nodes and verify a month of records before reopening transfers.

Zano says its privacy-focused layer-one network is stable after emergency patches and a rollback of about 30 days to address an inflation vulnerability introduced in Hardfork 6 in late August. The flaw allowed an attacker to mint ZANO and fUSD arbitrarily, while the Freedom Dollar team said preliminary findings showed forged fUSD had been used to exchange assets worth millions of dollars. Zano plans to fully reimburse affected users using the developer fund, team members’ personal funds and committed contributor support, without changing ZANO’s supply or emission. Users must update their mobile wallets, while exchanges and payment services need to update nodes and verify a month of transaction records before resuming deposits and withdrawals. ZANO fell 36% over the past week to $5.5, adding market pressure as the recovery proceeds.

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