Taiko said on July 2, 2026, through its official X account that bridge operations had resumed after a $1.7 million attack. The team also said users were made whole, making bridge recovery and user compensation the central update.
Step 4 is done. The bridge is open.
You can move funds to and from Taiko again. Our response is complete: the network is fully restored and every user is whole. Any limits in place won't affect normal use.
A reminder: we'll never DM you first, and there's no claim site. Only… https://t.co/TuDHqmPmVr
— Taiko.eth
(@taikoxyz) July 2, 2026
The update affects users who rely on Taiko’s bridge for asset movement across networks. While the bridge is back online, the incident still leaves a clear operational question: how the exploit happened, what controls were changed and whether reopened infrastructure now carries stronger safeguards.
The next point to watch is whether Taiko publishes a fuller postmortem or additional security review. For now, the official message marks a restart of service rather than the end of scrutiny, so technical transparency becomes the immediate follow-up test.
Source: Taiko official X account.
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