The Zano blockchain was rolled back to a previous state following an exploit. This action reset the network to before a major update, aiming to fix issues caused by the "Gateway Addresses" feature.
The Zano blockchain recently underwent a major rollback, resetting its entire history to an earlier point in time. This significant step was taken to address an exploit linked to "Gateway Addresses," a new feature introduced in Hard Fork 6. A hard fork is a permanent change to a blockchain protocol that makes previously invalid blocks/transactions valid, or vice-versa. The rollback effectively removed all transactions and changes that occurred after the hard fork, ensuring the network's integrity and security. Developers aimed to stabilize the network and prevent further issues.
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