Everyone's dunking on Qubic for getting hacked for $1.4M... but nobody's talking about what happened right after. Validators voted to restart the chain and opened recovery claims that stay open until May 1, 2027. That's not a rug, that's a network actually functioning the way it's supposed to. Compare that to half the POS chains out there that patch quietly, never disclose the real loss number, and hope nobody notices. Qubic's useful proof of work setup lets miners and validators coordinate in real time to fix a mess — try pulling that off on a chain where a dozen wallets control 70% of stake. This is exactly why I keep saying POW based networks eat POS chains alive next cycle. Kaspa's doing it with pure hashpower, Qubic's doing it with useful work that actually produces something besides ticket numbers in a governance forum. Transparency plus a real recovery path beats a comms team doing damage control, every single time. A 19 month claim window on a $1.4M incident isn't a red flag, it's the opposite. Anyone think a major POS chain could pull off something this clean if it got hit the same way?