Cronos said 7.6% of the borrowing affected by the Tectonic exploit was transferred off-network before validators intervened. The figure amounts to approximately $9.2 million, based on the $120.4 million in affected borrowing identified in Cronos’s post-mortem. The disclosure clarifies the portion that moved beyond the network before the rollback could take effect. Cointelegraph reported the findings on September 8, 2026. The incident involved Tectonic, a protocol associated with the Cronos ecosystem, while the post-mortem focused on the scale of borrowing affected and the funds transferred before the validator response. The update provides a quantified account of the assets that had left the network before corrective action was taken. It does not change the reported total of $120.4 million in affected borrowing, but separates the 7.6% transferred off-network from the broader amount covered by the post-mortem.
