The recovered 68,146,177.22 CORE sits on-chain but has not yet been distributed to affected users, pending reconciliation and a finalized distribution plan. The October 31 incident affected roughly 97,045,563 CORE. The November 2 hard fork used a one-time state adjustment moving stolen funds from three attacker-controlled addresses to a recovery address, without reversing transactions or minting tokens. Funds frozen at exchanges remain unrecovered, with b14g coordinating with exchanges and law enforcement. The team warns there is no official claim process and urges caution against fraudulent recovery sites.

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CORE reaction
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Price change from this article’s publication to 24 hours later (CoinGecko). BTC over the same window is shown so a market-wide move is not mistaken for a reaction to this story. Not advice.
−2.8% 24h after publication

$0.0132 → $0.0128
BTC +0.2% same window

TradersTrader calls tracked by Elfa · not advice

Positioning · CORE

Open7 open positions · 7 long · 0 short

Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 31 Oct 17:12 UTC.

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Crowding1st percentile · vs last 28 days, 50 typical
Pulse 24h12/100 · unusualness of new calls, 0–100, 50 typical, higher means more long than usual
Book96.8% long · 10,712 accounts

As of 2 Nov 09:10 UTC.

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