Citrea Restores Cross-Chain Functionality for ctUSD and Other Assets, Unaffected by the Zentra Incident

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On-chain news from September 10 indicates that Citrea has resumed cross-chain operations for ctUSD, USDC, USDT, WBTC, and CTR. Protocol update details show that solver-based paths are being gradually reactivated, with full recovery still pending. Zentra has paused its contracts following identification of the incident’s root cause. Citrea’s bridge and protocol remain unaffected. A separate statement will address the impact on the ctUSD Earn Vault and depositors.

ChainThink reports that on September 10, Bitcoin application layer Citrea tweeted that, after review, cross-chain transfers for ctUSD, USDC, USDT, WBTC, and CTR have been restored.

Solver-based routes (such as ctUSD to USDC swaps) are being gradually restored; full recovery may take longer. The Zentra team has identified the root cause and paused the contract to contain the incident; Citrea’s own protocol and cross-chain bridge contracts remain unaffected.

Citrea will also issue further guidance assessing the impact of this third-party security incident on the ecosystem, including next steps for ctUSD Earn Vault and affected depositors.

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