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First confirmed exploit: approximately $427,000 allegedly drained via a missing caller-identity check in the completeWithdraw redemption function.(2025-08-29:cozy-finance)event
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Cozy Financeprotocol
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Qualified competing bids for the Texas mining assets due September 8; possible auction scheduled for September 10; asset-sale approval hearing scheduled for September 18 before Judge Eamonn J. O'Hagan. Outcome not yet independently confirmed as of this report.(2026-09:poolin-technology)event
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Section 341 creditors meeting held remotely in the Poolin Chapter 11 case.(2026-08-28:poolin-technology)event
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Court sets sale-process deadlines: non-binding indications of interest due August 27, Section 341 creditors meeting August 28, qualified bids due September 8, possible auction September 10, sale hearing September 18, objection deadline September 16.(2026-08-21:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin Technology and two U.S. affiliates file voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey (lead case No. 26-18325).(2026-07-22:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin's U.S. subsidiary Lonestar Dream permanently halts all mining and hosting operations at its Pyote and Tarbush, Texas sites.(2026-07-10:poolin-technology)event
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A Change.org petition demanding CEO Kevin Pan reimburse allegedly stolen user funds is launched by affected customers.(2024-04:poolin-technology)event
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CoinDesk reports, then corrects, a CryptoQuant-sourced claim that Poolin moved $150 million in bitcoin to Binance; the transfer is later attributed to a different mining entity (likely AntPool).(2023-04:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin freezes withdrawals for Poolin Wallet and Pool Account users, citing liquidity issues amid the broader 2022 crypto market downturn; begins issuing six types of IOU tokens in place of customer funds.(2022-09:poolin-technology)event
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China's nationwide ban on cryptocurrency mining forces Poolin to relocate operations, contributing to later financial strain.(2021:poolin-technology)event
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Beijing court denies Bitmain's escalated $30 million damages claim against Poolin's co-founders, instead imposing smaller fines, closing the lawsuit.(2020-09:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin becomes the world's largest Bitcoin mining pool, at one point controlling an estimated 18-20% of global network hashrate; Beijing court finds founders violated non-compete agreements with Bitmain.(2019:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin founded in Beijing by Zhibiao "Kevin" Pan, Fa Zhu, and Tianzhao Li, former BTC.com/Bitmain employees.(2017-11:poolin-technology)event
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Poolin Technologyorganization
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Both Díaz and Zibert publicly and categorically denied the allegations against them in an email to Orionx clients, requesting an independent investigation.(2026-09:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Orionx began permanently closing its operations, halting withdrawals and initiating wind-down proceedings.(2026-09-03:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Orionx filed a criminal complaint with Chile's Public Ministry against Roberto Zibert and Joaquín Díaz alleging disloyal administration in connection with the custody shortfall.(2026-09-02:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Orionx COO Thomas Mac Millan reportedly identified a significant mismatch between recorded balances and actual custodial holdings.(2026-08-27:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Chile's Financial Market Commission (CMF) rejected Orionx's application for registration and authorization to provide crypto financial services (reported by different outlets as either June 19 or July, precise date not confirmed).(2026-06:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Tether led Orionx's Series A financing round as part of a strategy to expand stablecoin infrastructure across Latin America.(2025-06:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Period during which Orionx's criminal complaint alleges customer custodial assets were diverted to wallets outside the company's control, including transfers to an account linked to Díaz.(2018 to 2021:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Orionx founded in Chile as a retail cryptocurrency exchange by Joaquín Díaz along with Roberto Zibert and other co-founders; later expanded into payments and financial services across Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico.(2017:joaquin-diaz-orionx-co-founder)event
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Joaquin Diaz (Orionx Co-Founder)organization
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Chile's CMF publicly clarified it was not supervising Orionx's closure process because the exchange had never been an authorized, regulated entity; Zibert and Díaz issued a written denial to customers rejecting the allegations.(2026-09-04:roberto-zibert)event
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Orionx publicly announced the permanent shutdown of its operations, citing a forensic audit that found more than $7 million (Deloitte audit: approximately $6.066 million) in customer crypto assets moved to wallets outside company custody; withdrawals were suspended.(2026-09-03:roberto-zibert)event
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Orionx filed a criminal complaint against co-founders Roberto Zibert and Joaquín Díaz alleging disloyal administration in connection with the missing customer assets.(2026-09-02:roberto-zibert)event
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An internal ad hoc committee investigation into the discrepancy reportedly concluded.(2025-11-14:roberto-zibert)event
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COO Thomas Mac Millan allegedly detected a significant mismatch between Orionx's internal account balances and the crypto assets actually held in custody wallets, triggering an internal review.(2025-08-27:roberto-zibert)event
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Tether led a Series A funding round in Orionx.(2025-06:roberto-zibert)event
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Chile's CMF rejected Orionx's application for registration/authorization under the Fintech Law and issued a public alert that the company was not authorized to provide regulated financial services.(2025-06-19:roberto-zibert)event
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Thomas Mac Millan reportedly became Orionx's chief operating officer.(2025-03:roberto-zibert)event
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Co-founder Joel Vainstein reportedly assumed the role of general manager/CEO of Orionx as part of a compliance push under Chile's Fintech Law.(2025-01:roberto-zibert)event
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End of the period during which the alleged unauthorized asset transfers occurred, according to Orionx's criminal complaint.(2021:roberto-zibert)event
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Start of the period during which Orionx alleges customer crypto assets began being diverted to wallets outside company control, per the company's later criminal complaint.(2018:roberto-zibert)event
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Orionx founded in Chile by Roberto Zibert, Joaquín Díaz, and Joel Vainstein as a retail cryptocurrency exchange.(2017:roberto-zibert)event
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TAC network remained frozen at block 24,671,475, more than 10 days after the exploit. Foundation's pledge to replace 1.258 billion TAC announced; treatment of 1.662 billion TAC on BNB Chain remained unsettled.(2026-09-02:tac-chain)event
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TAC published a detailed postmortem analysis of the August 22 exploit, disclosing three combined upstream defects including the staking precompile underflow.(2026-09-01:tac-chain)event
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Cosmos Labs publicly acknowledged that its April 2026 assessment was incorrect and that the standard silent-patch process was insufficient for a vulnerability of universal network-wide risk.(2026-08-29:tac-chain)event
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Cosmos Labs confirmed the security incident affecting KiiChain, TAC, and MANTRA and urged all Cosmos EVM chains to halt validators.(2026-08-24:tac-chain)event
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At 19:46:37 UTC, attacker exploited the Cosmos EVM integer underflow vulnerability on TAC Chain, draining 2,985,651,403.40 TAC (28.6% of supply) from the staking pool. Within 95 seconds, stolen tokens were bridged to BNB Chain. Validators halted the network at block 24,671,475.(2026-08-22:tac-chain)event
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Push Chain fork publicly described the vulnerability. Exploitation began across six Cosmos EVM chains, starting with MANTRA at approximately 19:06 UTC.(2026-08-20:tac-chain)event
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Cosmos Labs released patched versions v0.6.2 and v0.7.2 with generic security notes and no specific vulnerability disclosure. TAC and other operators were not privately alerted.(2026-08-19:tac-chain)event
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