DYORSWAP said it has finished reviewing all affected addresses and released an updated compensation plan. Under the policy, any address with a cross-chain amount below 5 ETH will receive compensation equal to 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the funds were later used for trading. Addresses with cross-chain amounts above 5 ETH will not be processed under the same blanket rule and will instead go through individual review. The project said some of those cases may involve phishing or fraudulent cross-chain activity. Users who believe they are legitimate affected parties can contact the team directly for verification. DYORSWAP also warned that it will never ask users to send funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee in order to claim compensation. The team said more details will be released later.
DYORSWAP said it has completed its review of all affected addresses and published an update on its compensation process.
Under the latest plan, addresses with cross-chain transfers below 5 ETH will receive compensation equal to 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the funds were used for trading.
Addresses with cross-chain amounts above 5 ETH will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. DYORSWAP said some of those cases may involve phishing or fraudulent cross-chain activity. Users who believe they are legitimate affected parties can contact the official team directly for verification.
The project also said it will never ask users to send funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee to receive compensation. More details will be announced later.
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