Getting back 90% is pretty lucky, but what about the remaining 10%? When does the responsible party plan to return it?

CryptoWorld News reports that Wu said that the TON ecosystem’s token asset bridge project tac disclosed that the security incident on May 11 was caused by the sequencer software lacking sender wallet code hash verification, allowing the attacker to deploy counterfeit jetton wallets on TON and successfully inject counterfeit tokens, resulting in losses of approximately 2.86 million USDT, BLUM, and TSTON. The project team stated that after a public appeal and subsequent recovery efforts, about 90% of the assets were returned on May 14 to the multi-signature wallet controlled by tac, while the remaining roughly 10% is still held by the responsible parties. tac stated that the cross-chain bridge is still suspended; it will only resume cross-chain operations after the repaired sequencer software completes an independent audit and the related asset shortfall is covered by the recovered assets and reserves from the tac foundation.