Approximately 4,200 BTC worth $320 million was moved off the Liquid Network in a single transaction marked by an on-chain message claiming white hat hacker involvement. The transaction’s legitimacy is unclear, as it either bypassed or was authorized within Liquid’s multi-signature security system, which requires 11 of 15 signatures plus special authorization keys. Blockstream, the parent company, has not commented, leaving questions about the security of Liquid’s federated sidechain model and the safety of remaining funds. This incident highlights potential vulnerabilities in Liquid’s security and raises concerns for users relying on it for faster Bitcoin transactions.
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