The post Shibarium Reopens After Exploit, Plans User Compensation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Shibarium’s bridge exploit led to $4.10 million loss in assets. Team recovers 4.60 million BONE, plans user compensation. ETH, SHIB, and BONE prices affected significantly. Shibarium developers are preparing to restart their Ethereum bridge and devise a compensation plan following a vulnerability-induced shutdown that led to a $4.1 million cryptocurrency theft in September 2025. The incident underscores security challenges in cross-chain bridges, causing significant market reactions, including a substantial SHIB price drop, and prompting Shibarium’s comprehensive recovery and reimbursement efforts. Shibarium’s Response: Asset Recovery and Trust Restoration Shibarium faced a critical exploit in September 2025, prompting the shutdown of its Ethereum bridge. In response, Shibarium developers, led by Kaal Dhairya, have rotated all validator keys and migrated over 100 contracts to secure wallets. The recovery process included retrieving 4.60 million BONE tokens from the attacker’s wallet. The Ethereum cross-chain bridge has restarted, aiming to restore user trust. This step involves a compensation plan for affected users. The attack initially led to a loss of ETH, SHIB, and other tokens, disrupting several DeFi activities. Market reactions were significant, with SHIB’s price dropping by 13% and BONE’s declining over 43%. Despite the absence of public commentary from notable figures like Vitalik or CZ, Kaal Dhairya’s leadership in handling the crisis speaks volumes about the Shibarium team’s resilience. “We acknowledge the concerns within our community and are working towards a transparent recovery process.” – Kaal Dhairya, Lead Developer, Shiba Inu Cross-Chain Bridges Under Scrutiny Amid Repeated Exploits Did you know? Previous bridge exploits, like Ronin and Nomad, also required shutdowns, highlighting the recurring vulnerabilities in such systems that demand innovative security solutions. Ethereum (ETH) currently trades at $4,509.60, with a market cap of $544.32 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The past 90 days have seen a 78.78% increase, emphasizing strong price resilience… The post Shibarium Reopens After Exploit, Plans User Compensation appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Shibarium’s bridge exploit led to $4.10 million loss in assets. Team recovers 4.60 million BONE, plans user compensation. ETH, SHIB, and BONE prices affected significantly. Shibarium developers are preparing to restart their Ethereum bridge and devise a compensation plan following a vulnerability-induced shutdown that led to a $4.1 million cryptocurrency theft in September 2025. The incident underscores security challenges in cross-chain bridges, causing significant market reactions, including a substantial SHIB price drop, and prompting Shibarium’s comprehensive recovery and reimbursement efforts. Shibarium’s Response: Asset Recovery and Trust Restoration Shibarium faced a critical exploit in September 2025, prompting the shutdown of its Ethereum bridge. In response, Shibarium developers, led by Kaal Dhairya, have rotated all validator keys and migrated over 100 contracts to secure wallets. The recovery process included retrieving 4.60 million BONE tokens from the attacker’s wallet. The Ethereum cross-chain bridge has restarted, aiming to restore user trust. This step involves a compensation plan for affected users. The attack initially led to a loss of ETH, SHIB, and other tokens, disrupting several DeFi activities. Market reactions were significant, with SHIB’s price dropping by 13% and BONE’s declining over 43%. Despite the absence of public commentary from notable figures like Vitalik or CZ, Kaal Dhairya’s leadership in handling the crisis speaks volumes about the Shibarium team’s resilience. “We acknowledge the concerns within our community and are working towards a transparent recovery process.” – Kaal Dhairya, Lead Developer, Shiba Inu Cross-Chain Bridges Under Scrutiny Amid Repeated Exploits Did you know? Previous bridge exploits, like Ronin and Nomad, also required shutdowns, highlighting the recurring vulnerabilities in such systems that demand innovative security solutions. Ethereum (ETH) currently trades at $4,509.60, with a market cap of $544.32 billion, according to CoinMarketCap. The past 90 days have seen a 78.78% increase, emphasizing strong price resilience…