[Ostium Announces Compensation Plan for July Attack Incident, Over 90% of Affected Wallets Eligible for Full Reimbursement] Odaily Planet Daily News – Ostium has released a follow-up report and recovery plan for OLP holders regarding the July 15 attack incident. Ostium stated that the attack resulted in approximately $23.75 million being withdrawn from the Ostium Liquidity Pool (OLP). Current evidence suggests the attack may have been carried out by state-level actors. As of now, $649,967 USDC has been recovered, and the remaining assets in the affected users' vaults are valued at approximately 30% of the OLP holdings prior to the incident. Ostium has launched a recovery portal today and has taken a snapshot of OLP balances at the time of the incident, identifying 3,666 affected wallets. Among them, 3,321 wallets, accounting for 90.59%, are eligible for full reimbursement of verified losses under the first-phase plan. Users with losses not exceeding 1,000 USDC can directly claim an equivalent amount in USDC. Users with losses exceeding 1,000 USDC can choose to claim 1,000 USDC and forfeit the remaining recovery amount or participate in the second-phase proportional recovery plan. Funds for the second phase will primarily come from the subsequent recovery of funds from the attackers and revenue sharing from the Ostium protocol. Specific revenue-sharing ratios and related arrangements will be announced by October 30. Previously, it was reported that Ostium's off-chain infrastructure was hacked on July 15, resulting in approximately 23.75 million USDC being withdrawn from the OLP vault.