Resolv Labs: About 57% of the illicitly issued USR assets have been removed from circulation, and the remaining portion has been frozen.
According to an official disclosure reported by Odaily, of the approximately 80 million illegally minted USR in the March 22 attack, around 46 million (about 57%) have been removed from circulation through burning and blacklist processing. The relevant addresses now hold no assets that can be further transferred or exchanged. Of this, approximately 9 million USR were burned in two transactions on March 22, and another approximately 36 million USR stored in attack-related addresses in the form of wstUSR have been processed on the blacklist following a contract upgrade.
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