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Key Takeaways The Zano development team deployed a hot fix after rolling back 30 days of blockchain history to block 3,833,000. ZANO’s price has taken a beating, shedding 32% this week and 40.6% since the start of 2026. The official Zano X account said exchanges must update their nodes before resuming transfers, with user recovery plans to be published soon. Zano Team Provides an Update Following Inflation Bug On Friday, Bitcoin.com News reported that the Zano blockchain had an inflation bug tied to Gateway Addresses, and at that time, the development team said that a one-day rollback of the blockchain was necessary. By the following day, however, those plans had taken a considerably more drastic turn, with Zano confirming that its ledger had been rolled back to block height 3,833,000, effectively erasing 30 days of previously confirmed transactions. On Tuesday, Zano’s official X account provided additional details surrounding the incident. “The hotfix has been pushed and the network is stable on the updated chain,” the X post stated. It further explained how users can update their iOS, Android, and desktop wallets as well. “Third-party wallets, exchanges and payment services all need to update their own nodes to the updated chain before they can safely process transactions again,” the team insisted. Zano is not the first chain to roll back transactions as several blockchains have done so in the past, including Bitcoin. However, several of these blockchain rollbacks were certainly not as large. For instance, during the 2010 inflation bug (known as the Value Overflow Incident), 53 Bitcoin network blocks were rolled back. Other chains, such as Bitcoin Gold, Bitcoin SV, Verge, Monero, and Horizen, have logged rollbacks. Ethereum Classic suffered a rollback of over 7,000 blocks back in 2020. Exchanges Await Node Updates as Zano Prepares User Recovery The Zano…