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Cosmos (ATOM) Price Surges 3.9% Amid Bitcoin Rally
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 3.9% price increase, aligning with a broader cryptocurrency market rally led by Bitcoin's surge above $80,000. This upward momentum is attributed to renewed spot demand and positive regulatory developments, including the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sending draft crypto market rules to the White House and strong ETF inflows.
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Cosmos (ATOM) price drops 5.73% to $1.81 amid DeFi exploit fallout.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 5.73% decline, bringing its price down to $1.81. This downturn is attributed to the aftermath of a DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem, which has shaken investor confidence and led to profit-taking activities.
Cosmos (ATOM) price drops 1.99% amid market-wide altcoin pullback.
Over the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 1.99% decline, closing at $1.97. This downturn aligns with a broader market trend where altcoins have seen a mild pullback. The recent decline follows a period of recovery after the Neutron governance exploit and the successful restart of the Cosmos Hub.
Cosmos (ATOM) recovers 1.23 million stolen tokens; refunds await governance vote.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos Hub validators successfully intercepted 1.23 million stolen ATOM tokens, valued at approximately $2.2 million, following a governance exploit on the Neutron chain. The funds are currently held in a multisignature wallet, awaiting a governance vote for distribution to affected users and protocols. This incident underscores ongoing security and governance challenges within the Cosmos ecosystem.
Cosmos (ATOM) drops 3.4% to $1.72 amid ecosystem concerns
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has declined by approximately 3.4%, with its price falling from around $1.78 to $1.72. This downturn is primarily attributed to recent governance issues within the Cosmos ecosystem, including a significant exploit on the Neutron chain and a subsequent halt of the Cosmos Hub. These events have raised concerns about the network's security and governance mechanisms, leading to decreased investor confidence.
Cosmos (ATOM) recovers 1.23 million ATOM after Neutron exploit, price stabilizes.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has stabilized following the recovery of 1.23 million ATOM tokens, valued at approximately $2.1 million, which were previously stolen during a governance exploit on the Neutron platform. Validators halted the Cosmos Hub for about 24.5 hours to secure these funds, transferring them into a 4-of-6 multisig address to prevent further unauthorized movements. This proactive measure has restored confidence, leading to a stabilization in ATOM's price.
Cosmos Hub recovers $2.2M in ATOM after 25-hour halt due to Neutron attack.
Over the past 24 hours, Cosmos Hub resumed operations after a 25-hour pause triggered by a governance attack on Neutron. Validators transferred approximately 1.227 million ATOM (about $2.2 million) from an attacker-linked address to a recovery address. However, 169,000 ATOM escaped and were sold on Osmosis for USDC and Ethereum.
Cosmos Hub recovers 1.23 million ATOM after 25-hour network halt due to Neutron attack.
In response to a governance attack on the Neutron chain, Cosmos Hub validators paused block production for approximately 25 hours to secure stolen assets. Upon resumption, they successfully transferred 1.227 million ATOM, valued at around $2.1 million, from the attacker's address to a secure recovery wallet. The funds are currently held in a community validator multisig address, awaiting a formal governance proposal for their return to original holders.
Cosmos Hub secures 1.23 million stolen ATOM; refunds pending governance vote.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos Hub validators intercepted 1.23 million stolen ATOM tokens, valued at approximately $2.1 million, following a security breach on September 22. The funds have been moved to a recovery multisig wallet, but their release is contingent upon a governance proposal, which is currently under consideration.
Cosmos Hub recovers 1.23 million ATOM after Neutron attack, funds held in multisig.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos Hub validators successfully halted the network for approximately 25 hours to prevent further asset movement following a governance exploit on the Neutron chain. During this period, they transferred 1.23 million ATOM from the attacker's wallet to a 4-of-6 multisig address controlled by community validators. This action highlights the network's ability to coordinate a rapid response to cross-chain security incidents, ensuring the safety of user funds.
Cosmos Hub recovers 1.227 million ATOM from Neutron attack; funds held in multisig.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos Hub validators successfully recovered 1.227 million ATOM tokens stolen during a governance exploit on the Neutron blockchain. The funds are currently held in a 4/6 multisig wallet, awaiting a governance proposal for their return. This incident highlights the importance of robust security measures within the Cosmos ecosystem.
Cosmos Hub recovers $2.2 million in stolen ATOM after 25-hour network halt.
On September 22, 2026, Cosmos Hub paused block production for approximately 25 hours to prevent further movement of stolen ATOM tokens. Validators resumed operations on September 23, successfully transferring 1,227,121 ATOM (valued at around $2.1 million) from the attacker's wallet to a recovery address. However, 168,990.9 ATOM escaped during the process, as the attacker managed to sell these tokens on Osmosis for USDC and Ethereum.
Cosmos Hub resumes after 25-hour halt; $2.1 million in ATOM moved
The Cosmos Hub network resumed block production after a 25-hour suspension due to a governance attack on the Neutron blockchain. Following the restart, 1,227,121 ATOM tokens, valued at approximately $2.1 million, were transferred from a wallet associated with the attacker to a new address. The Cosmos Hub itself was not directly exploited; the affected ATOM originated from Neutron, and validators halted the network to prevent further unauthorized transfers.
Cosmos (ATOM) experiences 8.3% decline amid DeFi exploit and profit-taking.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has seen an 8.3% drop, primarily due to a DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem and subsequent profit-taking. The exploit involved a double-spend attack on Nomic's nBTC, leading to a freeze of 22.65 BTC on Osmosis. This incident has raised concerns about the security of Cosmos-based DeFi platforms, prompting traders to reassess their positions.
Cosmos (ATOM) Price Surges 3.9% Amid Bitcoin Rally
Over the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 3.9% increase, aligning with a broader market rally led by Bitcoin's resurgence above $80,000. This upward movement was primarily driven by macroeconomic factors, including the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sending draft crypto market rules to the White House and strong ETF inflows, which collectively bolstered investor sentiment across the cryptocurrency market.
Cosmos (ATOM) experiences 8.3% decline amid DeFi exploit and profit-taking.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has seen an 8.3% drop, primarily due to a DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem and subsequent profit-taking. The exploit involved a double-spending attack on the Nomic chain's nBTC, leading to a freeze of 22.65 BTC and raising concerns about the security of Cosmos-based DeFi platforms. This incident has shaken investor confidence, resulting in a sell-off and a decline in ATOM's price.
Cosmos (ATOM) Price Holds Steady Amidst Market Volatility
Over the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has maintained a stable price range, reflecting a period of consolidation amid broader market fluctuations. This stability comes despite recent developments within the Cosmos ecosystem, including the launch of a new Partner Network and the shift of USDC issuance to Injective.
Cosmos (ATOM) Price Drops 0.63% Amid DeFi Exploit and Market Volatility
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 0.63% decline, trading at $1.58. This downturn is attributed to a recent DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem and broader market volatility.
Cosmos races to migrate $92 million USDC after Circle's Noble shutdown.
Circle's decision to discontinue its USD Coin (USDC) issuance on Noble has prompted the Cosmos ecosystem to expedite the migration of approximately $92 million in USDC to Injective. This transition aims to maintain liquidity and stability within the Cosmos network.
Cosmos (ATOM) drops 3.3% amid macroeconomic pressures and DeFi exploit
Over the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 3.3% decline, influenced by broader market corrections and a recent DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem. The US Producer Price Index (PPI) for August exceeded expectations, leading to a selloff in risk assets, including altcoins like ATOM. Additionally, a double-spend exploit on Nomic’s nBTC bridge, affecting Osmosis, highlighted cross-chain security vulnerabilities, further dampening investor sentiment.
Cosmos (ATOM) Drops 8.3% Amid DeFi Exploit and Profit Taking
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced an 8.3% decline, primarily due to a DeFi exploit within the Cosmos ecosystem and subsequent profit-taking by investors. The exploit on the Nomic chain led to a double-spend of nBTC, affecting approximately 36% of allBTC backing and 30% of Osmosis BTC exposure. This incident, coupled with a recent rally in ATOM's price, prompted traders to secure profits, contributing to the downward movement.
Cosmos (ATOM) surges 17.5% to $1.96 ahead of bank tokenization suite launch
Cosmos's native token, ATOM, experienced a significant price increase of 17.5%, reaching $1.96, driven by anticipation of the upcoming Tokenization Suite for banks. This suite aims to bridge the gap between cryptocurrency and traditional finance, potentially attracting institutional interest. However, concerns about inflationary tokenomics and a recent security incident in Cosmos's EVM module may impact the sustainability of this rally.
Cosmos Labs acknowledges misjudgment of critical EVM bug leading to $5.7 million exploit
Cosmos Labs admitted to misjudging a critical vulnerability in its EVM module, which was exploited across six blockchain networks between August 20 and August 25, 2026, resulting in approximately $5.7 million in stolen assets. The flaw, an integer underflow, allowed attackers to manipulate account balances and extract tokens without minting new ones. This incident underscores the challenges in securing a multi-chain ecosystem and highlights the need for more robust security practices.
Cosmos (ATOM) integrates with Paxos, boosting price by 3.23% to $1.66.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) has surged 3.23%, reaching $1.66, following news of its integration with Paxos. This partnership aims to bridge Cosmos into traditional finance, connecting ATOM to Paxos' institutional client network. Additionally, short-term speculative trading and an upcoming NFT mint have contributed to increased volatility and trading volume.
Cosmos (ATOM) price declines 0.68% to $1.45 amid market-wide selloff.
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 0.68% decline, trading at $1.45. This downturn aligns with a broader market selloff, influenced by macroeconomic factors such as rising oil prices and concerns over global economic growth. Additionally, a recent security incident involving the Cosmos EVM module, which led to the theft of approximately $5.7 million across six blockchains, has raised concerns about the network's security.
Cosmos (ATOM) Price Drops 2% Amid Market-Wide Crypto Selloff
In the past 24 hours, Cosmos (ATOM) experienced a 2% decline, aligning with a broader market selloff. This downturn is attributed to a general risk-off sentiment in the cryptocurrency market, influenced by macroeconomic factors and a significant liquidation event.
Cosmos Labs admits to misjudging EVM bug, leading to $5.7M six-chain hack
Cosmos Labs acknowledged that a critical vulnerability in Cosmos EVM, reported in April, was incorrectly assessed as non-threatening to live networks. This misjudgment allowed attackers to exploit the flaw across six blockchains between August 20 and August 25, resulting in approximately $5.7 million in stolen funds. The incident underscores the importance of thorough security assessments and timely patching in blockchain ecosystems.
Cosmos Labs admits to misjudging vulnerability, leading to $5.7M hack across six blockchains.
Between August 20 and August 25, 2026, attackers exploited a critical vulnerability in Cosmos EVM, draining approximately $5.7 million from six blockchain networks. Cosmos Labs had received a report about this flaw in April but misclassified it as low risk, leading to a delayed patch. The exploit involved an integer underflow, allowing attackers to manipulate balances and steal funds from large holdings.
Cosmos Labs reports $5.7 million loss from EVM module exploit across six chains.
Between August 20 and 25, 2026, attackers exploited a critical vulnerability in the Cosmos EVM module, draining approximately $5.7 million from six blockchain networks. The flaw, identified as an integer underflow, allowed attackers to inflate token balances and siphon funds from burn addresses and multisignature wallets. Despite being reported in April, the vulnerability was not publicly patched until August 19, leading to significant losses.
Critical vulnerability in Cosmos EVM exploited, draining nearly $6 million.
A critical balance-handling flaw in the Cosmos EVM module was exploited between August 20 and August 25, 2026, leading to the theft of approximately $5.72 million across six blockchains. Despite being reported in April, the vulnerability was not addressed until August 19, allowing attackers to drain funds from decentralized and centralized exchanges.
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