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Arcus fixes accounting bug, covers approximately $2 million shortfall from treasury

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The Robinhood Chain exchange says a user withdrew funds they weren't entitled to, but no customer balances were affected Arcus, a decentralized exchange running on Robinhood Chain, says it found and fixed an accounting bug that let a user withdraw money they had no right to. The exchange covered the full shortfall, approximately $2 million, from its own treasury. In other words, the platform paid for its own mistake so customers wouldn’t have to. According to Arcus, the bug was identified on November 9 and patched within one hour of detection. The company says no user balances were affected, and trading and withdrawals are running normally. The core issue was an accounting error. Somewhere in the system that tracks who owns what, the numbers stopped matching reality.

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