⚠️ Status update: what to do if you received unexpected iKAS on 21 September. Short version: if you received iKAS from any address on this list, please send it to the Igra DAO Governance contract: 0xB3300fcC2F3EF3DeCdF8B1f710c21666f33Cbf18 explorer.igralabs.com/accoun… Long version: The attacker behind the KRC-20 incident sent amounts of 5,000 to 10,000 iKAS to around 35 wallets that seemingly have nothing to do with the attack. This was done to make uninvolved users look connected to it. You are not under suspicion. Anyone can send to any address and you could not have refused it. Your own funds are unaffected, and exits covered by your own balance and deposits will settle normally. Funds originating from the attacker cannot be bridged out. The exit settlement operators settle against amounts traceable to your own deposits, so anything traced to the attacker's wallets will not be paid out. These are stolen funds. Returning them is voluntary, takes one transaction, and costs you nothing you could otherwise use. If you already moved or spent it, email team@igralabs.com and we'll help sort it out.