b14g: Core Hard Fork Recovers Approximately 68.15 Million CORE

The Core network executed a hard fork on November 2, recovering 68,146,177.22 CORE tokens from three attacker-controlled addresses, according to an official announcement from b14g, addressing the October 31 security incident that affected approximately 97,045,563 CORE in total. The recovery was implemented through a one-time state adjustment that moved the stolen funds to a designated recovery address, without rolling back transactions, minting new tokens, or altering CORE's total supply. However, the recovered tokens have not yet been redistributed to affected users, and funds held or frozen on exchanges remain outstanding. b14g stated it is coordinating with exchanges and law enforcement to recover frozen assets while auditing affected balances and developing a distribution plan. No official claims process is currently in place, and the remaining ~29 million CORE gap between the incident total and the recovered amount leaves questions on final restitution unresolved.