Zano Rolls Back 30 Days of Blockchain History After Inflation Bug

A month-long rollback is a heavier intervention than a simple hotfix, and it shifts the real risk from the exploit itself to the resumption process: any wallet, exchange or payment provider that lags on updating its node could transact on the abandoned chain. That coordination burden, not the inflation bug, is what determines how quickly Zano-issued assets return to normal. The market reaction suggests holders are pricing execution risk on that migration rather than the flaw alone. Whether third-party infrastructure converges on the revised chain without further friction is the open question.