Taiko.eth 🥁 (@taikoxyz)

An update on the June 21 security incident. First, the most important thing: no user will lose funds because of this incident. The bridge is currently undercollateralized, and we will fully recollateralize it before it reopens, so every balance is backed 1:1, exactly what you had. This is the result of the careful, deliberate steps we've taken from the start: containing the incident, identifying how it happened, and working with our board on the right way to protect users. Our CEO has also filed a formal report with the Singapore authorities, and we'll give our full support to pursuing those responsible. You don't need to do anything right now. We're currently testing the repairs we've made, and we're one step closer to safely reopening the chain and bridge very soon. Everything will be communicated only through our official channels, and the full technical detail will follow in our post-mortem. Be careful of scams: we'll never DM you first, and there's no claim or refund site, so anyone offering one is fake.

And there is a bigger unlock here. The deployment brings Brickken's agent identity and transfer control framework to Taiko, the layer that lets autonomous agents actually operate tokenized assets rather than just hold them. RWAs and AI agents converge here.

Tokenized real-world assets just got a new home on @taikoxyz. @brickken, tokenization infrastructure for financial institutions, has deployed its platform on Taiko. Issuers can now create, manage and distribute tokenized assets on an Ethereum-equivalent L2.

Two years on mainnet quietly slipped by yesterday and @growthepie_eth posted the lifetime receipts: 915M transactions, 2.4M addresses and $12.7M in rent paid back to Ethereum since block one. The rent number is the part only a based rollup gets to write.

Two years on mainnet quietly slipped by yesterday and @growthepie posted the lifetime receipts: 915M transactions, 2.4M addresses and $12.7M in rent paid back to Ethereum since block one. The rent number is the part only a based rollup gets to write.