So, Litecoin experienced a 13 block reorg… and it wasn’t as random as it sounds. A bug + DoS weakened part of the network, older nodes pushed invalid txs, then everything got rolled back once hashpower came back Nothing “lost” on main chain, but still messy. What I personally find interesting is that some devs think this wasn’t a true zero-day, more like something known and timed. This changes the read completely and highlights the usual weak point: lower hashrate chains + cross-chain activity. Do events like this start to change how people trust smaller L1s as collateral layers?