DYORSWAP: Affected addresses that bridged less than 5 ETH will receive 40 percent.

Description: DYORSWAP will pay 40% compensation to addresses that bridged below 5 ETH and will review larger transfers individually.

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DYORSWAP has completed its review of affected addresses and will pay 40% of the bridged amount to addresses that bridged less than 5 ETH, according to a BlockBeats report on September 27. DYORSWAP said the compensation applies regardless of whether the funds were used for trading, giving eligible smaller transfers a uniform ratio.

Small Transfers Receive a Fixed Rate

For addresses below the 5 ETH threshold, compensation is calculated from the original bridged amount. The fixed 40% rate applies to eligible cases, so smaller affected addresses can be assessed by the same standard.

Larger Bridges Will Be Checked Individually

DYORSWAP said some addresses that bridged more than 5 ETH may be linked to phishing activity or fraudulent bridging operations, so those cases will be reviewed separately. If a user bridged more than 5 ETH and believes the address is legitimately affected, the user can contact DYORSWAP for identity and address verification.

Distribution Address Is Published for Verification

The official distribution address is 0xdf25f88aa6cde9937fdcfcf10fa349528c79dbf9. DYORSWAP urged users to verify the address carefully and said it will not ask for transfers, signatures on suspicious transactions, or any fee to claim compensation. The practical takeaway is to use only the published address and treat outside payment requests as possible scams.