Cronos reports $9.19M still unrecovered after Tectonic exploit rollback reversed $111.2M
Cronos said $9.19 million remains unrecovered after an attacker borrowed $120.4 million from the Tectonic lending protocol, and validators later approved a rollback that reversed about $111.2 million of affected value [1].
Cronos’s post-mortem cited by Cointelegraph put the amount of affected borrowing at $120.4 million and said about 7.6% of the funds was transferred off-network before validators intervened [2].
Another report said the rollback reversed approximately $111.2 million, leaving $9.19 million unrecovered, and that Cronos removed 10,961 blocks from history while reconciling affected transactions [3].
One additional outlet reiterated that Cronos confirmed $9.19 million remains missing and described the validator-approved rollback as restoring roughly $111.2 million of affected activity [4].
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- 1Cronos says $9.19M remains unrecovered after $120M Tectonic exploitcrypto.news• Sep 8, 2026
- 2Cronos confirms $9.2M slipped away before Tectonic exploit rollbackCointelegraph• Sep 8, 2026
- 3Cronos Rollback Reverses $111M, Leaves $9.2M UnrecoveredCoindoo• Sep 8, 2026
- 4Cronos Confirms $9.19 Million Remains Missing Following Tectonic Exploit36Crypto• Sep 8, 2026
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