KelpDAO: Remediation solutions are being actively advanced, with priority given to safeguarding user interests.
BlockBeats news, on April 23, according to official sources, KelpDAO stated that over the past few days, the team has continued to address the related incident with the support of partners, allies, and the community. The discussions are currently moving in a positive direction, and efforts to reach an appropriate solution are accelerating. The project emphasizes that it always adheres to the core principle of "user first," and subsequent measures will be gradually implemented to safeguard the overall interests of users.
Over the past four days, the Kelp team has worked around the clock in collaboration with multiple parties, maintaining close communication with all relevant stakeholders and making substantive progress on multiple potential solutions. This includes actions taken by the Arbitrum Security Council to freeze stolen funds, as well as SEAL 911's involvement in the initial investigation, providing objective and clear analytical support for the incident.
Kelp stated that the current focus remains on protecting user asset security and strengthening the protocol itself. This incident holds significant importance not only for the project but also provides valuable insights for the entire industry. The team will continue to share updates through official channels and thanks ecological partners and the community for their ongoing support.
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