Cronos rewound its chain on 30 August 2026 to undo the Tectonic exploit. Some money came back to the lender. Some did not. This page reads the balances straight from public blockchain nodes, in your browser, so you do not have to take our word for any of it.
The full investigation behind these wallets
These balances are one page of a longer forensic record. The wallet that funded this stake also funded the Venus Protocol attack on BNB Smart Chain five months earlier: read the complete on-chain record.
And the methods behind it, including the ones that failed: nine methods against Tornado Cash.
Why not just use a block explorer? Cronos's explorer has been returning an error since the rewind while it rebuilds its index. Every Cronos explorer reads from it, so none of them can show these balances at the moment. Public nodes are unaffected, which is what this page asks.
Cronos has no working explorer at the moment, so this asks a public node directly. Paste any Cronos transaction hash, or use the link that brought you here.
Paste this into any browser console. It asks a public Cronos node for the same balance.
fetch('https://evm.cronos.org',{method:'POST',headers:{'content-type':'application/json'},
body:JSON.stringify({jsonrpc:'2.0',id:1,method:'eth_call',params:[{
to:'0xc21223249ca28397b4b6541dffaecc539bff0c59',
data:'0x70a082310000000000000000000000007d4e7e5dcb0ccc66b4f0f8b0f30da5078ad4f2dc'},'latest']})})
.then(r=>r.json()).then(j=>console.log((Number(BigInt(j.result))/1e6).toLocaleString()))
The first address is the USDC contract Tectonic uses. 0x70a08231 is the standard
balance question. The rest is the wallet, padded to 32 bytes. Swap in any wallet to check it.