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Liquid Network Attackers Return 3,400 Bitcoin Following Node Patch Notification
Perpetrators behind a 4,000-bitcoin breach on the Liquid Network have returned the majority of the assets after receiving an on-chain message from Blockstream.
Actors responsible for unauthorized withdrawals from the Liquid Network have returned 3,400 BTC, valued at approximately $269.2 million, to the sidechain's federation wallet. The transfer recovered roughly 85% of the total 4,000 BTC removed during the incident.
The return occurred after Blockstream sent an on-chain signed message confirming that Liquid's bridge nodes had been patched. The security event initially unfolded when a user transferred 4,000 L-BTC to SideSwap's peg-out service.
Approximately 598.5 BTC, worth around $47 million, remains unreturned in an address tied to the withdrawal. Liquid Network has not yet specified when normal platform operations will restart.
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