Core Fork has recovered 68.15 million CORE tokens that were stolen in the b14g hack, according to the project. The recovered amount represents roughly 70% of the tokens affected by the exploit. Users who lost funds have not been repaid, and no claims process is open.
What the recovery covers
The 68.15 million CORE tokens are back in Core Fork's possession. That's about seven in every ten tokens that were affected. The remaining 30% has not been recovered, and the project hasn't said where that portion stands.
The b14g hack drained tokens from users, and the recovery is a partial clawback. Core Fork hasn't disclosed how the tokens were recovered or whether any of the stolen funds were traced to specific wallets. The project also hasn't said whether the recovered tokens will be returned to users in full or distributed proportionally.
No repayment for affected users yet
Affected users are still waiting. No repayment has been made, and there's no claims portal or process for them to file for compensation. That leaves the community in limbo: the tokens exist, but the path to getting them back isn't clear.
Core Fork hasn't given a timeline for when repayments might begin or what verification steps users will need to complete. The project also hasn't explained how it will decide who gets what, especially since the recovery is only partial.
The missing 30%
About 30% of the affected tokens remain unrecovered. Core Fork hasn't said whether those tokens are still traceable, whether they've been sold, or whether the project expects to recover them. That gap matters for users, because it determines whether they'll be made whole or take a loss.
The project hasn't commented on the status of the b14g exploit investigation or whether law enforcement is involved. It also hasn't said whether the hack exposed other vulnerabilities in its systems.
What users can do now
For now, affected users have no formal way to claim repayment. Core Fork hasn't announced a registration window, a snapshot date, or a distribution mechanism. Users are left watching for updates from the project.
The next concrete step is a claims process. Until Core Fork opens one, the recovered tokens sit with the project, and the users who lost funds have no clear route to recovery. The project hasn't said when that will change.
