TAC: If the attacker returns approximately 2.8 million dollars in assets, it will be regarded as a white hat rescue and a 10% bounty will be given.
Foresight News reports that the L1 blockchain TAC team tweeted that they have confirmed a previous cross-chain layer security incident resulted in approximately $2.8 million worth of assets (USDT, BLUM, and tsTON) being transferred to a specific address. If the attacker returns the funds to the designated multisig address, the incident will be considered as a white-hat rescue and no legal action will be taken against the parties operating the relevant addresses (ETH/BSC, ZEC, and TON). The attacker can receive a reward of about 10%, approximately 13 ETH + 300 ZEC.
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