Injective IIP-619 is live,
You might have noticed our validator being flagged as legacy turns out we’re back 🚀
If you delegated to the old validator, funds return after unbonding. You can redelegate now.
Support us by delegating 🙏
Mintscan: https://t.co/sdYLplIgnf
The check is read-only: no wallet, no signature.
Talis will never ask you to sign anything to get your items. They arrive in your wallet automatically.
Injective collections are moving to Injective EVM 🔁
Every item is re-minted for its holder, and each item taken on Oct 31 goes back to its owner.
Check what your wallet will receive before anything is minted 👇
https://t.co/hXpj2kxkIi
1/ A bit more detail on the attack and our path forward:
There are two separate issues to address:
Stolen tokens → restore them to rightful owners.
Offers fulfilled with stolen tokens → refund affected makers.
Here's how we're approaching both.
Why it matters: a mint is permanent.
There's a 2-day review from today to Nov 12 end of day to catch mistakes. Owners were read Nov 10, 14:10 UTC: later transfers don't count.
Something wrong? Tell us on Discord before the review ends.
It's real.
Day one for $INJC ✅
The $INJ US Staked ETF is now live on @Nasdaq and is available to millions of new users and institutions across all major US brokerages.
6/ We know this incident has affected trust in Talis, and we don't take that lightly.
Our priorities: restore token ownership, compensate affected makers, and relaunch the marketplace safely.
We'll share updates as recovery progresses. Thank you for your patience.
1/ A bit more detail on the attack and our path forward:
There are two separate issues to address:
Stolen tokens → restore them to rightful owners.
Offers fulfilled with stolen tokens → refund affected makers.
Here's how we're approaching both.
1/ Earlier today, Oct 31, an attacker exploited a bug in the Talis marketplace and auction contracts on Injective. About 5,700 escrowed NFTs were taken and sold into open collection offers.
Here's where things stand 🧵
5/ The CosmWasm marketplace will remain halted. We will NOT deploy the prepared CosmWasm fix.
Instead, we'll preserve its state as the ownership ledger and use the EVM migration to restore tokens to their rightful pre-theft owners.
6/ Stay safe: we will never DM you or ask you to connect your wallet to claim anything. Only trust announcements from this account.
A full post-mortem will follow.
1/ Earlier today, Oct 31, an attacker exploited a bug in the Talis marketplace and auction contracts on Injective. About 5,700 escrowed NFTs were taken and sold into open collection offers.
Here's where things stand 🧵
5/ We've recorded every affected NFT, its owner before the theft, and every filled offer.
We're working on a plan to restore NFTs to their original owners and make offer makers whole.
We'll publish the list of affected NFTs. Please don't buy them in the meantime.
1/ A few days ago we announced our partnership with @ProtocolTalis. Here is what it means for real-world assets, creators, and collectors on @injective. 🧵
@lumera Cascade changes that: permanent, verifiable storage across Talis.
We'll also be running a Lumera validator and SuperNode, so we help secure the layer we depend on.
Storage grant for creators + a 101-piece collection, details soon.
Something has been brewing for a while now.
Ownership is only half the story.
The provenance, metadata, and records behind an asset need to outlive the token itself.
Excited to partner with @lumera to make that future possible. 🤝
Real-world assets are only as trustworthy as their provenance.
We're partnering with @ProtocolTalis to make Lumera's Cascade the permanent, verifiable storage layer for tokenized assets, collections, and NFTs on @injective's leading marketplace.
Talis will also run its own Lumera validator and SuperNode. Shared infrastructure, long-term partnership.
Read the full announcement here 👇
https://t.co/D6lUpXunRb
@lumera The token lives forever. The art usually doesn't.
Most NFT media sits on IPFS pins or a server someone has to keep paying for. Project goes quiet, link goes dead, token points at nothing. We've all seen it happen.