Cosmos

Proposal 1061 is above quorum with near-unanimous support. Validators would need Gaia v29.1.0 at block 33,935,300 if it passes.

Onchain records confirm the staked assets moved to an address outside the Nov. 8 recovery list. That does not establish who controls it.

Cosmos Labs holds five places on the initial seven-person technical committee, alongside maintainers from Datachain and OpenZeppelin.

The list includes the destination of a six-account Cosmos Hub batch that tokenized 2,265.59 staked ATOM.

One delegator reported theft, while Web3Auth says some apparent wallet drains are protective recovery transfers.

AKT can launch on Solana after two audits, but moving the compute marketplace and ending staking rewards still require a separate cutover vote.

Prop 346 would authorize a one-way AKT token conversion, while staking rewards would end at a later marketplace cutover requiring another vote.

Contributors will run the protocol through DAO DAO organizations, while vxASTRO holders retain the normal unlock process and ASTRO emissions go to zero.

The Hub produced no blocks for 24 hours and 48 minutes. The attacker bought voting power for 20,199 USDC and staked it 12 minutes before an expedited Neutron proposal closed.

The recommendation came six days after the patch shipped without a security advisory. KiiChain, one of three chains drained, says the sequence cost it 148 million tokens and that two of the three underlying defects remain unfixed upstream.