[tBTC Minting and Redemption Suspended; Threshold Network Says Sufficient Asset Reserves and No Losses] According to Odaily Planet Daily, Threshold Network stated that tBTC minting and redemption are temporarily suspended, but there are currently sufficient assets to back them up, and no losses have been reported. The cross-chain bridge wallet holds approximately 4320 BTC, with approximately 4185 tBTC in circulation. No unauthorized minting or Bitcoin transfers have been detected. Regarding the recently disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability CVE-2026-98432, which could allow attackers to remotely execute code on unpatched servers, all tBTC node operators have either patched their servers or temporarily shut down their nodes pending a patch release. The team has not found any evidence that this vulnerability was used to attack tBTC nodes. Additionally, one node operator reported a separate security incident unrelated to the aforementioned kernel vulnerability, resulting in the loss of approximately 0.5 ETH from their tBTC node's Ethereum account used to pay transaction fees. At the time, the node was offline, and the operators found no evidence that the signing key materials had been accessed. Threshold Network stated that Bitcoin transactions in the tBTC wallet require signatures from a majority of independent operators, and a single operator cannot transfer funds independently. The cross-chain bridge will reopen after security maintenance is completed and the node is back online on the patched system. The team will release the next progress update within 24 hours, and will provide an earlier update if the situation changes.