PANews November 8th reported that Balancer tweeted that on Wednesday, November 5th, they sent an on-chain message to all known addresses involved in the attack and provided a way for hackers to contact them and return the funds.
“Balancer hopes to resolve the issue without an upgrade. If willing to cooperate, please reply to this message and contact us before 5:00 AM (UTC+8) on November 9th. If there is no reply by then, it will be considered unwilling to assist in compensating liquidity providers’ losses, and the issue will be escalated.”
“Balancer proposes: returning the funds to the DAO multi-signature address in exchange for a bounty. Specific details will be negotiated privately. After confirming that the returned funds meet relevant standards, Balancer will not take legal action or investigative measures. If this proposal is not accepted or there is no timely reply, Balancer will take all technical, on-chain, and legal measures to identify and hold the attacker accountable. In this case, the bounty will be used to reward verified informants to help identify and ultimately prosecute the attacker.”
Previously, it was reported that the amount lost in the Balancer attack has risen to $116.6 million.
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