Liquid Network received 3,400 BTC back in its federation wallet on Monday after discussions conducted through the blockchain. The return followed Blockstream’s statement that bridge nodes had been patched. However, approximately 598.5 BTC remains at the holder’s address, valued at nearly $47 million according to the source. The party holding the funds describes itself as a white-hat entity. Bitcoin Magazine reported the development, which leaves a portion of the bitcoin associated with the incident outside Liquid’s federation wallet. The update concerns BTC held through Liquid Network and the status of funds following the reported bridge-node issue.
Liquid Gets 3,400 BTC Back After On-Chain Talks; White Hats Keep 598.5 BTC
A self-described white-hat party returned 3,400 BTC to Liquid Network’s federation wallet after bridge nodes were patched, while roughly 598.5 BTC—near $47 million—remains at the holder address.
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