LI.FI: Voluntary compensation programs will be offered to users, with relevant forms to be filled out
Cross-chain bridge protocol LI.FI has announced that it will begin contacting affected users tomorrow to provide details of a voluntary compensation program. Users participating in the compensation program will be required to fill out the relevant form. The compensation program is designed to address the impact of the previous Crosslink Bridge incident on users and to ensure that their rights and interests are protected. In previous news, on July 16, the official release of the cross-chain bridge protocol LI.FI confirmed that the protocol had suffered an attack, with losses exceeding $10 million.
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