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Threshold Says tBTC Operators Patched or Went Offline Over Linux Flaw

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Briefings

Threshold disclosed a separate incident where a tBTC operator drained approximately 0.5 ETH from their fee-paying account. This event occurred alongside Aave's frozen Ethereum Core reserve holding about $136.3 million of tBTC, raising concerns about liquidity stability. The incident was reported on November 1, 2026, and the full story is available at The Defiant.

Key points

• Threshold disclosed a separate incident where a tBTC operator drained approximately 0.5 ETH from their fee-paying account.
• Aave's frozen Ethereum Core reserve holds about $136.3 million of tBTC, indicating significant exposure to the token.

Context

Threshold disclosed a separate incident where a tBTC operator drained approximately 0.5 ETH from their fee-paying account. This event occurred alongside Aave's frozen Ethereum Core reserve holding about $136.3 million of tBTC, raising concerns about liquidity stability. The incident was reported on November 1, 2026, and the full story is available at The Defiant.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single reported incident involving a 0.5 ETH drain and Aave's frozen reserve holding. No specific operator names, dates of the freeze, or reasons for the Aave hold are provided in the source.

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