Tether's support this time was indeed timely, and the token recovery design is quite interesting. Let's see the results of the subsequent audits.

Drift announces support from Tether and partners, planning to use approximately $127.5 million and $20 million to help attacked users recover. It will establish income-linked credit, ecosystem grants, and other tools, and create a recovery pool covering about $295 million in outstanding losses, issuing transferable recovery tokens. The protocol restart has delegated audits to Ottersec and Asymmetric, and the settlement layer has shifted from USDC to USDT. The previous attack caused approximately $295 million in damages, with the insurance fund unaffected.