Finance.Biggo tBTC Bridge Resumes After Critical Vulnerability Fix; $120M Aave Reserve Frozen
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- •tBTC bridge operations resumed after a nine-day pause due to a critical vulnerability.
- •Approximately $120 million in tBTC reserves at Aave remains frozen, blocking new transactions.
- •No unauthorized transfers or abnormal token issuance have been detected during the outage.
Threshold Network's tBTC bridge resumed operations on November 8, 2026, after a nine-day suspension due to a critical vulnerability in the Linux kernel that could allow remote code execution. The bridge had been halted since October 30, 2026, to address this issue, with no evidence of exploitation against tBTC nodes found. Approximately $120 million in tBTC reserves on Aave remains frozen, preventing new deposits and borrowing, although existing users can withdraw and repay loans. The bridge's operations depend on independent node operators who must reconnect after applying security patches. As of now, 4,320 BTC is still held in the bridge wallet, with 4,185 tBTC in circulation. Full service restoration timing remains unclear, pending the return of sufficient node operators. LlamaRisk, Aave's risk management partner, plans to propose lifting reserve restrictions once operations normalize.
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