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MANTRA aims to be the first RWA L1 blockchain capable of adherence and enforcement of real world regulatory requirements. By accelerating the adoption of tokenized RWAs, MANTRA has the potential to unlock the $16 trillion RWA economy with a regulatory-ready blockchain. Through MANTRA Chain’s compliant framework, TradFi companies can easily switch to and leverage asset tokenization and blockchain solutions, boosting global RWA growth.
PeckShield: The cryptocurrency industry experienced 50 major attack incidents in August, with total losses of approximately $136.3 million.
According to PeckShieldAlert, the cryptocurrency industry saw 50 major attack incidents in August 2026, an increase of 67% over the 30 incidents in July. Total losses reached approximately $136.3 million, a 49.5% decrease from the $270 million in July. The Tectonic.cro incident caused approximately $74 million in losses, ranking as the fourth-largest crypto theft of the year, behind only attacks associated with Drift, KelpDAO/LayerZero, and COLDCARDwallet. The attacker managed to cross-chain only around $6 million to Ethereum before Cronos suspended its entire network, leaving the rest of the funds mostly stranded on Cronos. The attacker has since started laundering the illicit proceeds and bridging a portion to Bitcoin, amounting to roughly $200,000 to date. Other significant attack incidents in August involved Moonwell, Termlabs, Coinsbuy, TAC, Injective, MANTRA, BounceBit, Cosmos Labs, and aquifer.
MANTRA Discloses Security Incident Post-Mortem: ~721M MANTRA Tokens Transferred, Chain Offline for 30 Hours
MANTRA has released a complete review of the August 20 security incident. The incident stemmed from an unsigned integer underflow vulnerability in the balance accounting layer of the upstream dependency, cosmos/evm. Without requiring privileged access, the attacker transferred a combined total of 720,923,967.99 MANTRA tokens from a burn address and a legacy genesis multisig address, amounting to approximately $3.6 million at pre-incident prices.
MANTRA Chain has resumed block production; user funds remain unaffected.
RWA Layer 1 blockchain MANTRA Chain announced that the vulnerability in the Cosmos-EVM module has been patched, the network has resumed operations and block production, and the incident did not affect user funds. The team will release a complete post-incident analysis report in the coming days.
MANTRA Discloses Security Incident Post-Mortem: ~721M MANTRA Tokens Transferred, Chain Offline for 30 Hours
MANTRA has released a complete review of the August 20 security incident. The incident stemmed from an unsigned integer underflow vulnerability in the balance accounting layer of the upstream dependency, cosmos/evm. Without requiring privileged access, the attacker transferred a combined total of 720,923,967.99 MANTRA tokens from a burn address and a legacy genesis multisig address, amounting to approximately $3.6 million at pre-incident prices.
MANTRA Chain has resumed block production; user funds remain unaffected.
RWA Layer 1 blockchain MANTRA Chain announced that the vulnerability in the Cosmos-EVM module has been patched, the network has resumed operations and block production, and the incident did not affect user funds. The team will release a complete post-incident analysis report in the coming days.
MANTRA Chain paused, deposit and withdrawal functions temporarily affected
Odaily News: MANTRA Chain officially stated that an incident affecting on-chain operations has occurred on the network. The team has paused the blockchain as a precautionary measure and is currently investigating. At present, all interfaces and transactions have been frozen, temporarily impacting users' ability to deposit or withdraw assets to and from MANTRA Chain. The root cause of the incident has not yet been confirmed, and no recovery timeline has been announced. MANTRA Chain will provide further updates through official channels once verified information is available.
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PeckShield: The cryptocurrency industry experienced 50 major attack incidents in August, with total losses of approximately $136.3 million.
According to PeckShieldAlert, the cryptocurrency industry saw 50 major attack incidents in August 2026, an increase of 67% over the 30 incidents in July. Total losses reached approximately $136.3 million, a 49.5% decrease from the $270 million in July. The Tectonic.cro incident caused approximately $74 million in losses, ranking as the fourth-largest crypto theft of the year, behind only attacks associated with Drift, KelpDAO/LayerZero, and COLDCARDwallet. The attacker managed to cross-chain only around $6 million to Ethereum before Cronos suspended its entire network, leaving the rest of the funds mostly stranded on Cronos. The attacker has since started laundering the illicit proceeds and bridging a portion to Bitcoin, amounting to roughly $200,000 to date. Other significant attack incidents in August involved Moonwell, Termlabs, Coinsbuy, TAC, Injective, MANTRA, BounceBit, Cosmos Labs, and aquifer.
MANTRA Discloses Security Incident Post-Mortem: ~721M MANTRA Tokens Transferred, Chain Offline for 30 Hours
MANTRA has released a complete review of the August 20 security incident. The incident stemmed from an unsigned integer underflow vulnerability in the balance accounting layer of the upstream dependency, cosmos/evm. Without requiring privileged access, the attacker transferred a combined total of 720,923,967.99 MANTRA tokens from a burn address and a legacy genesis multisig address, amounting to approximately $3.6 million at pre-incident prices.
MANTRA Chain has resumed block production; user funds remain unaffected.
RWA Layer 1 blockchain MANTRA Chain announced that the vulnerability in the Cosmos-EVM module has been patched, the network has resumed operations and block production, and the incident did not affect user funds. The team will release a complete post-incident analysis report in the coming days.
MANTRA Chain paused, deposit and withdrawal functions temporarily affected
Odaily News: MANTRA Chain officially stated that an incident affecting on-chain operations has occurred on the network. The team has paused the blockchain as a precautionary measure and is currently investigating. At present, all interfaces and transactions have been frozen, temporarily impacting users' ability to deposit or withdraw assets to and from MANTRA Chain. The root cause of the incident has not yet been confirmed, and no recovery timeline has been announced. MANTRA Chain will provide further updates through official channels once verified information is available.
Inveniam Capital Partners plans to acquire MANTRA
According to The Block, Inveniam Capital Partners plans to acquire MANTRA, a Layer 1 blockchain focused on real-world asset tokenization. The transaction is expected to close in Q3 2026. MANTRA previously experienced a sharp decline in its native token OM in 2025, followed by a restructuring and layoffs.