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Initia halts network after security incident as attacker reportedly mints tokens
Initia在安全事件后暂停网络，据报道攻击者铸造代币
Initia must now weigh a prolonged halt against restarting with minted tokens still unaccounted for, and whoever owns that restart decision bears the cost of users' frozen positions.
Judgment
Initia's operators must decide whether to restart only after the reportedly minted tokens are accounted for—accepting longer-frozen user positions—or restart sooner and leave those positions exposed during cleanup.
Basis
The Block reports that Initia halted the network after a security incident, with onchain data showing a $2.7 million ether transfer as Initia investigates the scope. The mechanism is supply integrity: if an attacker reportedly minted tokens, a restart before those tokens are accounted for could carry unauthorized supply into live balances, while extending the halt keeps users' positions frozen. The cost therefore falls on whoever controls the restart condition, not on users choosing it.
Unclear The source does not say how many tokens were minted, who controls the restart decision, or whether a rollback is under consideration.
Next Check Initia's official incident update for a stated restart condition, and verify whether the $2.7 million ether transfer is referenced in that update.