Recovery Plan

Ostium

2026-09-30 15:27:06

Ostium opens OLP recovery portal, says 90.59% of affected wallets qualify for full first-phase compensation

Ostium said it has launched a recovery portal for users affected by the July 15 attack on its OLP liquidity pool. The platform said the incident involved multiple attacks that compromised its offchain pricing and signing infrastructure, leading to roughly $23.75 million being withdrawn from the pool. Based on current evidence, Ostium said the attacker may have been a state-backed actor. Trading resumed on July 23 after the company migrated to hardened infrastructure, and Ostium said it has recovered 649,967 USDC so far. The first post-incident OLP settlement was completed on Sept. 12, when losses were reflected in the share price for the first time. Affected users still hold a pro rata claim on the pool’s remaining assets, now worth about 30% of pre-incident OLP holdings. A snapshot identified 3,666 affected wallets. Of those, 3,321 wallets, or 90.59%, are eligible to receive 100% of verified losses in phase one. Users with losses of up to 1,000 USDC can claim that amount directly. Those with losses above 1,000 USDC can either take 1,000 USDC and forfeit the remainder, or join a second-phase pro rata recovery plan. Ostium said details on second-phase recovery, funded by future asset recoveries, protocol revenue share, and other possible entitlements, will be released before the Oct. 30 election deadline.

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Ostium

2026-09-30 15:13:10

Ostium unveils recovery plan for July exploit, says more than 90% of affected wallets qualify for full reimbursement

Ostium has released a post-incident update and recovery plan for holders of its Ostium Liquidity Pool, or OLP, after the July 15 attack that drained about $23.75 million from the pool. The protocol said currently available evidence suggests the incident may have involved a state-sponsored attacker. So far, 649,967 USDC has been recovered, while the remaining vault assets retained by affected users are worth about 30% of OLP holdings before the exploit. Ostium said it has launched a recovery portal and taken a snapshot of OLP balances at the time of the incident. It identified 3,666 affected wallets, of which 3,321, or 90.59%, are eligible for full reimbursement of verified losses under the first phase. Users with losses of up to 1,000 USDC can claim the same amount directly. Users with losses above 1,000 USDC can either take 1,000 USDC and give up the remaining recovery amount, or join a second-phase pro rata recovery plan. Ostium said second-phase funding will mainly come from any additional funds recovered from the attacker and a share of protocol revenue, with details on that revenue-sharing arrangement due by Oct. 30.

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Rocket

2026-09-07 05:16:52

Rocket L1 Blockchain Hit by Exploit, Losses ~$287K; Deposits and Withdrawals Paused

Rocket L1 blockchain suffered an exploit on September 5, resulting in losses of approximately $287,000. The attacker exploited a dormant perpetual market by placing artificially inflated orders through a disposable account, generating fake profits and causing the account to become insolvent. Funds were then drained from the Bridge. The team has suspended all deposits, withdrawals, and trading, and is collaborating with security firms, law enforcement, exchanges, bridges, and stablecoin issuers to trace and freeze the stolen funds. A recovery plan prioritizing small-account refunds is being developed.

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Term Labs

2026-09-03 09:03:13

Term Labs Restores Fixed-Rate Loan Positions Affected by $8.5M Governance Attack

Term Labs has fully restored all fixed-rate loan positions affected by an August governance attack, with the final transfer completed on August 25. The attack caused approximately $8.5 million in losses. A community-approved recovery plan ensured all affected users were compensated. Meta Vaults and related strategies remain closed, as reported by Crypto.news.

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TAC

2026-08-26 10:48:22

TAC delays post-incident report and recovery plan release in coordination with Cosmos Labs

TAC, an L1 blockchain, said it has agreed with Cosmos Labs to hold back the release of its post-incident review and recovery plan for now. The delay is tied to a vulnerability involving Cosmos’ shared EVM module, which affects more than just TAC. According to TAC, Cosmos Labs asked for additional time so that all impacted networks in the Cosmos ecosystem can complete patching safely before the documents are made public. TAC said it fully agrees with putting ecosystem-wide security first and added that both the incident report and the recovery plan will be released soon. The update points to a coordinated disclosure approach, with the teams prioritizing patch completion across affected networks before publishing technical details.

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Neutrl

2026-08-20 13:37:06

Neutrl says protocol services remain paused as it reviews reserves for recovery plan

Decentralized yield protocol Neutrl said its services remain suspended as the team evaluates available reserves and works on an orderly recovery plan. In a post on X, the project said the situation remains complex and that its top priority is securing the best possible outcome for users. Neutrl added that it will share more information as soon as next steps are finalized. The update follows an announcement made last week, when the protocol said it had temporarily halted minting, redemptions, and other functions after its reserves were affected. No timeline for resuming services was provided in the statement.

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Tether

2026-07-24 03:55:16

Tether Backs Drift Protocol With $147.5M Recovery Plan After $295.7M Hack

Tether and partners propose $147.5M to help Drift Protocol recover from a $295.7M exploit. The Solana perp DEX will switch settlement to USDT, tighten security, and issue recovery tokens. Circle faces a class-action suit over failing to freeze $230M in stolen USDC.

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Reflect

2026-07-02 15:45:59

Reflect Launches Independent Voluntary Recovery Plan for USDC+ Holders Affected by Drift Hack, Offering 0.20 USDC + 80 RC per Unit

稳定币协议 Reflect 宣布为受 Drift（现 Velocity）4 月黑客事件影响的 USDC+ 仓位持有者启动独立自愿恢复计划，开放 180 天窗口。持有者可选择以每单位 0.20 USDC + 80 Reflect Credit (RC) 的价格出售给 Palindrome Engineering，完全链上结算。参与即放弃对 Drift 的追索权，换取即时流动性；不参与仍可支持 Drift 的 DFX 恢复通道。该计划由 Palindrome 预先拨付资金，不依赖于 Drift 恢复进程。

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