SushiSwap: Recovers 885 ETH and sets up two types of claim processes for affected users.

BlockBeats reported on April 19th that SushiSwap has released a post-analysis report on RouteProcessor2. According to the report, due to 18 replayed transactions, the initially depleted 1800 WETH from the first user's wallet eventually ended up in multiple wallets. So far, a total of 885 ETH has been refunded. Among them, approximately 685 ETH was sent to Sushi core contributors for multi-signature operations, 190 ETH was sent to affected users, and 10 ETH was sent to Sushi's rescue contract. Sushi stated that the remaining stolen funds lost by the black hat hacker will be borne and refunded by Sushi, and a compensation process will be implemented for users affected by both white hat and black hat funds. The user claim form is currently being verified, and the Merkle claim contract is undergoing an audit. Sushi has proposed two different ways for the two types of affected users to recover their funds: for users who have already been rescued, they can claim their funds through the Merkle tree contract via the Sushi UI, and all work related to the claims process has been completed and is awaiting audit results before launching the claims portal. For users who have not been rescued, Sushi will set up a separate claims process for this group, and users must choose to join and must have their claims reviewed on a case-by-case basis.