PANews reported on November 4th that Berachain stated on its X platform that the hard fork upgrade documents have been distributed and many validator nodes have also been upgraded. It hopes that core infrastructure partners required for on-chain operation (such as liquidation oracles) will ensure their RPCs are updated, as this is currently the main obstacle to restoring on-chain operation. After completing the core service RPC requests, it will coordinate with bridges, CEX partners, custodians, etc., to restore services. Berachain added that it is currently in communication with a BEX fund holder, an MEV robot operator who identified himself as a white-hat hacker, who is willing to pre-sign a series of transactions to have the funds returned after the upgrade, expected to be returned to Berachain's deployment address.PANews reported on November 4th that Berachain stated on its X platform that the hard fork upgrade documents have been distributed and many validator nodes have also been upgraded. It hopes that core infrastructure partners required for on-chain operation (such as liquidation oracles) will ensure their RPCs are updated, as this is currently the main obstacle to restoring on-chain operation. After completing the core service RPC requests, it will coordinate with bridges, CEX partners, custodians, etc., to restore services. Berachain added that it is currently in communication with a BEX fund holder, an MEV robot operator who identified himself as a white-hat hacker, who is willing to pre-sign a series of transactions to have the funds returned after the upgrade, expected to be returned to Berachain's deployment address.

Berachain: Hard fork upgrade files have been distributed; the attacker is a white-hat hacker and is willing to return the funds.

2025/11/04 12:53

PANews reported on November 4th that Berachain stated on its X platform that the hard fork upgrade documents have been distributed and many validator nodes have also been upgraded. It hopes that core infrastructure partners required for on-chain operation (such as liquidation oracles) will ensure their RPCs are updated, as this is currently the main obstacle to restoring on-chain operation. After completing the core service RPC requests, it will coordinate with bridges, CEX partners, custodians, etc., to restore services.

Berachain added that it is currently in communication with a BEX fund holder, an MEV robot operator who identified himself as a white-hat hacker, who is willing to pre-sign a series of transactions to have the funds returned after the upgrade, expected to be returned to Berachain's deployment address.

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