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Zano Wipes 1 Month of History to Fix Massive Crypto Inflation Bug

The Zano team announced a rollback to fix an inflation bug, initially proposing to roll the chain back one day, but a new statement said the chain was already rolled back to block height 3,833,000, erasing a month of transaction history.

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What happened

The Zano team announced a rollback to fix an inflation bug, initially proposing to roll the chain back one day, but a new statement said the chain was already rolled back to block height 3,833,000, erasing a month of transaction history.

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Global impact / market context

Rolling back a month of transaction history means many recent transfers and balances may be reversed, which could undermine holder confidence in Zano and reduce the usefulness of its token for payments or savings.

Analyst inference

For a cryptocurrency, unexpected chain reversals can make investors question how reliable the network is, potentially leading them to sell ZANO, avoid the asset, or demand more disclosure before trusting similar projects.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. The Zano team said the chain was rolled back to block height 3,833,000, so confirm whether any later statement revises that number or explains which transactions were removed. Confirmed
  2. If the team proposes a further rollback or a different fix, check whether it publishes a clear plan with timing, because that would affect how investors judge the recovery. Proposed
  3. Watch for signs that exchanges or wallet providers suspend ZANO deposits and withdrawals, since that would limit investors' ability to trade or move the asset. Analyst inference

Affected assets

  • ZANO — Zano

Evidence