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Polymarket Says 95% of Attack-Hit Wallets Were Fully Refunded

The $3.9 million program covers losses from drained wallets and the trading pause; some refunds remained outstanding.

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A pedestrian checks a phone on a Manhattan sidewalk in New York City. / TokenPost.ai
A pedestrian checks a phone on a Manhattan sidewalk in New York City. / TokenPost.ai

Polymarket said that by the afternoon of Oct. 30, 95% of wallets affected by the Oct. 29 attack on its international platform had received full refunds, while some payments remained outstanding.

Polymarket's Oct. 30 update described a $3.9 million program for losses from wallet drains and its trading suspension. It gave no total for payments made by that date.

Users who believe their refund was miscalculated can ask Polymarket to reconsider it. EconoTimes previously outlined the compensation plan and security response in its earlier coverage.

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