Overview
- The proposal would return roughly $8 million rescued by whitehats and internal teams to affected liquidity providers on a non‑socialized, pool‑specific basis, paid in the same tokens as recovered.
- Distributions would be pro rata to Balancer Pool Token balances at snapshot blocks taken just before the first exploit transactions on each network.
- Whitehat responders would receive 10% bounties capped at $1 million per operation, contingent on identity verification, KYC and sanctions screening, with some anonymous rescuers waiving rewards.
- About $28 million was salvaged overall, including approximately $19.7 million in osETH and osGNO to be returned separately by StakeWise; $4.1 million recovered with Certora is excluded from bounty payouts.
- A claim interface with a 180‑day window is planned, requiring acceptance of updated terms, while the Nov. 3 attack exploited a Stable Pool rounding flaw via batched swaps across Ethereum and multiple L2s.