Harmony, a Layer-1 blockchain network, is moving forward with a blockchain rollback approach (emergency process that rewinds a blockchain’s history to a previous state, erasing or altering confirmed blocks and transactions to fix major bugs, hacks, or consensus errors) after an exploit that led to the illegal minting of roughly 4 billion ONE tokens, representing about 26% of the token supply. The rollback has emerged as the most feasible and practical solution as Harmony coordinates with validators and exchanges to understand the path ahead. The project has also begun a mint bug fix and said a full list of exploiter wallets will be out soon.
We’re working on a rollback approach, with alignment from validators and exchanges on the specific path forward.
The mint bug fix has been activated, and a full list of exploiter wallets will be released soon. https://t.co/aIwkRf4CY3
— Harmony (@harmonyprotocol) August 13, 2026
The attack has put Harmony under pressure as the
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