Resupply's Recovery Plan Faces Criticism Over Handling of reUSD Losses

According to BlockBeats, OneKey founder Yishi has criticized Resupply's recovery plan proposal, which suggests that the insurance pool should cover the 6 million reUSD debt. Yishi noted that Resupply has not taken any action to alert or investigate the hacker responsible for the loss, nor has it publicly requested the return of the stolen funds. Instead, the focus has been shifted towards the affected users, which Yishi argues is akin to taking money directly from their pockets. SlowMist founder Yu Jian added that the project team is the first in history not to offer a bounty or make any statements regarding the incident. He expressed confusion over the project's lack of response, questioning whether the attacker should be considered a black hat or white hat hacker due to the absence of any official stance from the project team.