Cronos Network Halts Operations After $75 Million Tectonic Exploit
The Cronos network has halted operations following a $75 million exploit involving the Tectonic lending app. An attacker inflated the value of Tectonic's TONIC token, used it as collateral, and left funds stranded when the network was paused. Although the exploit impacted Tectonic, Crypto.com stated that its app and exchange remained unaffected.
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Cronos restarts network after emergency halt over Tectonic exploit
Cronos has resumed block production after validators halted the network during an exploit targeting Tectonic and restored the chain state to a point before the attack. Cronos Network said the blockchain was fully back online after the validator set coordinated…
Cronos halts blockchain after $75 million lending exploit hits lending app Tectonic
An attacker allegedly pushed Tectonic’s thinly traded TONIC token up 100-fold, used it as collateral to borrow real assets and left most funds stranded when Cronos validators paused the network.
Cronos halts network after Tectonic exploit involving estimated $75M
Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek said the company’s app and exchange were unaffected by the Tectonic breach and continued operating normally.
Crypto.com-linked Cronos network halts after Tectonic exploit estimated at $75 million
Li says the attacker manipulated the price of Tectonic's illiquid TONIC token before borrowing against the inflated collateral, a Mango Markets-style hack.



