b14g Restores Contract and Reopens Staking After a Withdrawal Fix

b14g announced that its contract is running again after a fix was deployed for the zero-amount withdrawal issue linked to the Oct. 31 loss of CORE from staking orders.

Users can again deposit and withdraw funds through b14g’s website, stake through the protocol and claim rewards. The reopening restores these functions after b14g paused affected contracts following the incident.

b14g previously said requests to withdraw zero CORE drained 97.05 million CORE across 91 staking orders. b14g said the attacker exploited the protocol’s standard withdrawal process without gaining access to private keys or administrator accounts.

The repayment plan for affected staking orders outlines a return of 68.15 million CORE, about 70.2% of the reported loss. It sets an initial allocation based on verified order balances, with users able to claim portions weekly. Further repayments are to be funded by half of future revenue from Core staking and any additional CORE recovered through exchange freezes.