Attention to the victims of the Pippin incident: there is now new progress in the rights protection efforts.

The community has submitted case materials to Bubblemaps for on-chain analysis, with a clear goal—to track the wallets associated with those suspicious transactions. This method of on-chain forensics is actually quite effective. Previously, when Jelly had an incident on a certain liquidity platform, the platform decided to offer full compensation after seeing a complete chain of evidence.

Now, we need more victims to participate in the online voting. Only with enough participants will we have bargaining power for negotiations. After all, what platforms fear most is collective rights protection backed by solid evidence. If you suffered losses in this incident, it’s recommended to check the voting details and make your voice heard when needed.

The longer this kind of matter drags on, the more passive the situation becomes. Take action while there’s still attention on the issue and complete the necessary procedures. Forward this to others who may be affected so more people are aware of this rights protection channel.