Core fork recovers 68.15 million core after b14g hack
The recovery represents about 70% of the stolen tokens but no claims process has been opened for affected users.
Key takeaways
- 1Core Fork recovered 68.15 million CORE, roughly 70% of the hacked amount.
- 2No claims process is currently available for users.
Core Fork announced on 2 November that it has recovered 68.15 million CORE tokens stolen in the recent b14g hack. The amount represents roughly 70 percent of the tokens taken in the breach, according to The Defiant.
The Defiant said the recovered tokens have been moved to a secure wallet, but the protocol has not opened a claims process for affected users. No timeline for repayments was provided, and holders remain unable to request their lost balances.
Core Fork is a decentralized finance platform whose native CORE token powers governance and staking across its ecosystem. The recovery follows a series of high‑profile incidents in 2026, including the Binance breach where Tether froze $971 million in USDT and Synthetix reclaimed 8.4 million SNX tokens, as reported by YourKhabri.
The partial return of stolen tokens shows that forensic tracing can retrieve a large share of illicit funds, but the absence of a formal claim mechanism leaves investors uncertain about restitution. Market participants will watch for any announcement of a claims process or further recoveries, which could affect confidence in Core Fork’s security posture.
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