Blockchain based on PoW consensus
Syscoin is a Proof-of-Work blockchain, merged-mined with Bitcoin. It consists of two layers: the core Syscoin blockchain and an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) layer called NEVM (Network-Enhanced Virtual Machine). The NEVM layer provides smart contract functionality.
Syscoin has released a security incident report detailing the UTXO-to-NEVM bridge vulnerability. According to the report, this incident resulted in the unauthorized release of approximately 5 billion SYS tokens on the UTXO side. The affected funds have since been returned to the official recovery address and permanently destroyed using the standard OP_RETURN mechanism, rendering them unusable by the protocol. As a result, the on-chain SYS supply has reverted to its expected value. The bridge functionality remains suspended while the team completes its final review and remediation efforts.
Syscoin released a preliminary post-mortem of the cross-chain bridge incident, stating that due to a verification issue in the bridging process, the attacker exploited an abnormal transaction proof validation to generate approximately 5 billion SYS tokens abnormally on the UTXO side via the affected bridging path.
Syscoin has released a security incident report detailing the UTXO-to-NEVM bridge vulnerability. According to the report, this incident resulted in the unauthorized release of approximately 5 billion SYS tokens on the UTXO side. The affected funds have since been returned to the official recovery address and permanently destroyed using the standard OP_RETURN mechanism, rendering them unusable by the protocol. As a result, the on-chain SYS supply has reverted to its expected value. The bridge functionality remains suspended while the team completes its final review and remediation efforts.
Syscoin released a preliminary post-mortem of the cross-chain bridge incident, stating that due to a verification issue in the bridging process, the attacker exploited an abnormal transaction proof validation to generate approximately 5 billion SYS tokens abnormally on the UTXO side via the affected bridging path.
Syscoin has released a security incident report detailing the UTXO-to-NEVM bridge vulnerability. According to the report, this incident resulted in the unauthorized release of approximately 5 billion SYS tokens on the UTXO side. The affected funds have since been returned to the official recovery address and permanently destroyed using the standard OP_RETURN mechanism, rendering them unusable by the protocol. As a result, the on-chain SYS supply has reverted to its expected value. The bridge functionality remains suspended while the team completes its final review and remediation efforts.
Syscoin released a preliminary post-mortem of the cross-chain bridge incident, stating that due to a verification issue in the bridging process, the attacker exploited an abnormal transaction proof validation to generate approximately 5 billion SYS tokens abnormally on the UTXO side via the affected bridging path.
According to an official announcement, Binance will cease trading and delist the following tokens at 03:00 (UTC) on May 27, 2026: Automata (ATA), HarvestFinance (FARM), Enzyme (MLN), Phoenix (PHB), and Syscoin (SYS). Related spot trading pairs will be removed, and all orders will be automatically canceled. The trading bot service will also be terminated at the same time. Binance advises users to adjust or cancel their trading bots before the relevant deadline to avoid potential losses.