[Firelight to Roll Back Blacklist Process and Unblock Affected Flare Wallets] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on October 8, the on-chain security protocol Firelight tweeted that funds from certain deposit addresses were unbonded and returned to their original addresses due to failing fund screening checks. This involved 87 addresses and a total of 117,500 FXRP. The platform explained that its current mechanism screens for blacklisted or OFAC-sanctioned addresses during fund deployment and throughout the entire cycle. If an address is flagged during deployment or within the cycle, the funds remain within the protocol until the cycle ends, do not generate rewards, but can still participate in the protection module for the remainder of the cycle. After the cycle ends, the funds are returned, and the associated wallets are prohibited from reconnecting. The official statement noted that this approach is unsustainable, and the blacklist process will be rolled back in the coming days, with affected wallets unblocked. The timeline and steps for retrieving funds will be announced separately. Security, KYC, and institutional standards will remain unchanged, and a new user-friendly solution will be developed in the coming weeks, with community input sought before any changes are implemented. Flare co-founder Hugo Philion stated that due to compliance policies, 84 Flare addresses had their funds unbonded by Firelight. He personally will provide equivalent compensation to addresses that are not sanctioned or widely blacklisted.