Meteor Wallet

April 20 Recovery Update All user shares have been fully restored. Here's a quick walkthrough of how we made that happen: Closing the vulnerability We updated the contract to address the issue the attacker had exploited. This was our first priority before anything else. Returning shares to users As part of the update, we included a temporary admin method. Using the on-chain data we had carefully verified over the previous days, we were able to move the exact share amounts from the attacker's address back to each affected user. Every figure was cross-checked against blockchain records. Cleaning up Once all shares were back where they belonged, we pushed one final update to remove the admin method. It's gone from the live contract. Your shares are back in your wallet. N o action needed on your side. A note on the admin method We know this raises a fair question. Adding any kind of admin access — even for a good reason — deserves an explanation. We introduced it solely to carry out this recovery, kept it scoped only to the affected accounts, and removed it the moment the job was done. The live contract does not have any admin override capability today.

Update on the recent Rhea incident: The Share token for the DEW vaults (dewnear, mUSD, and mUSDT) was compromised. All the actual user funds remain secure and under our control on Rhea Finance. As soon as the Rhea incident is fully closed, we will return all funds to users.