DYORSWAP said on Sept. 27 that it has finished reviewing all affected addresses tied to the incident and has set a uniform compensation rate for smaller bridge transfers. According to the update, any affected address that bridged less than 5 ETH will receive compensation equal to 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the funds were later used for trading. Addresses that bridged more than 5 ETH will not be processed under the same blanket rule. DYORSWAP said some of those larger transfers may be linked to phishing activity or fraudulent bridging behavior, so they will be reviewed separately. Users who bridged more than 5 ETH and believe they are legitimate affected users can contact DYORSWAP for identity and address verification. The project also disclosed the compensation distribution address, 0xdf25f88aa6cde9937fdcfcf10fa349528c79dbf9, and told users to verify it carefully. DYORSWAP added that it will not ask users to transfer funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee to receive compensation.
DYORSWAP said on Sept. 27 that it has completed a review of all affected addresses.
Addresses below 5 ETH to receive a flat 40% payout
The project said addresses that bridged less than 5 ETH will be compensated at 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the related funds were used for trading. All eligible addresses in this group will receive the same compensation ratio.
Transfers above 5 ETH will face separate review
For addresses that bridged more than 5 ETH, DYORSWAP said some may be connected to phishing activity or fraudulent bridge operations, and those cases will be reviewed individually.
Users who bridged more than 5 ETH and believe they are legitimate affected addresses can contact DYORSWAP for identity and address verification.
Distribution address disclosed
DYORSWAP said the compensation distribution address is 0xdf25f88aa6cde9937fdcfcf10fa349528c79dbf9 and urged users to verify it carefully.
The project also said it will not ask users to transfer funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee in order to claim compensation.
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