Cronos chain has resumed block production, with its chain state rolled back to before the Tectonic exploit.

Cronos Network has officially announced that it has resumed block production and full operation. Prior to this, Cronos suspended block production following a vulnerability exploit incident involving the Tectonic protocol. Validators implemented emergency consensus measures to protect user funds, rolling back the chain state to a point before the Tectonic exploit on August 30. The network resumed block production at 23:49:01 UTC on August 30, starting from block height 90,896,189. Cronos noted that node operators can now restart their nodes using Cronos v1.7.8 and the latest mainnet snapshot. The network remains under continuous monitoring, with some protocols, RPC providers, block explorers, and cross-chain bridges expected to take longer to fully recover. Cronos added that its team will release a full incident review report once network stability is confirmed.