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Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko called rolling back the blockchain after the Bybit hack “technically intractable” due to the network’s complexity
Bybit lost around $1.5 billion in ETH, attributed to North Korea’s Lazarus Group
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou confirmed the exchange’s solvency despite the February 21 Bybit hack and emphasized that a rollback would require broad community support
Yuga Labs Blockchain vice president, known as 0xQuit, said that reversing transactions after the February 21 Bybit hack could disrupt Ethereum’s infrastructure, with financial consequences exceeding the $1.5 billion loss
Arthur Hayes, BitMEX co-founder, urged an Ethereum rollback after the February 21 Bybit hack, citing the 2016 DAO hack as precedent
Samson Mow, Jan3 CEO, advocated for rolling back Ethereum after the February 21 Bybit hack to prevent North Korea from using the stolen funds for nuclear programs

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