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Repay April 2020 security incident victims #31
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Assigned @ripcurlx, as he has agreed to own this project going forward. Thanks, Christoph! |
@ripcurlx When did it start? The numbers seem pretty low to me if it was a full cycle/month. Which tool are you using? Is it available? |
The numbers where so low as there was an issue with the filter propagating in the network. After this was solved the amount of fees distributed increased as expected. |
Note that I asked @jmacxx to add a footer row with totals to the repayment tracking report. See bisq-network/support#528. |
@cbeams Thanks Chris! I forgot to report on this over the last cycles. We had an issue between 26th and 30th of January 2021 as the filter object wasn't delivered properly within the network. |
Ah wow, another 2-3 strong months and we have completet that hopefully! |
The diff to the last update (3.2.2021) is 65397 USD, so that would result in an average of about 39238 USD / month.
So whats missing: 235 831 USD - 164 536 USD = 71 295 USD. That should be less than 2 more months if we get similar volume. Luckily we did much better as expected. 12-13 months instead of initially estimated 20-30 months. One reason for that discrepancy thought is likely that the share of BSQ payment is way lower as initially estimated/expected. |
I thought the amount would be paid in btc regardless of the value. . Big loss for me as victim. I did lost my btc, not USD or some kind of fiat. |
Cycle 27 reportVictim #5 still getting paid back all other addresses were removed from the filter. |
Based on the consensus in bisq-network/proposals#249 I monitored the USD value. |
Not too happy with this of course myself, being victim #4. Of course i'm happy that the Bisq team has put in efforts to compensate the victims in the first place, considering the nature of the project and risks we take as users. For which i would like to thank all that have helped to realize the compensation so far. However, right now i'm still at a 76% loss in BTC, which is more than i had hoped for of course. All that being said, is there still any discussion possible on if and how further compensation would be possible? |
Someone should open new proposal, for paying remaining btc value, but with lower percentage from Bisq income. |
I know that the victims wanted to be paid in BTC, but that was not a realistic solution. Victims could have asked for a credit to buy the BTC missing if they were so optimistic about the future price of BTC. Keep discussing to be paid in BTC one year and a half after the start of the repayment makes absolutely no sense, as we already know that being paid in BTC is much better than to be paid in USD, which was uncertain back then. I'm quite happy that the DAO was able to keep the promise to repay the victims of the incident. I still find missing a full report on the incident and some measures and increase the checks to make sure it won't happen again though. |
From the start, discussion was for repayment loss. We did not loss USD, we send Monero, and we lost Btc. Below proposal for repayment : "The simplest and most direct way to repay victims over time is in BTC using Bisq trading fees paid in BTC (as opposed to trading fees paid in BSQ). @chimp1984 has laid out in #205 how this can be implemented technically using Bisq's Filter mechanism. Each victim will provide a bitcoin address to which repayments will be sent. In the proposed Filter-based implementation, one of these addresses will be randomly selected for each trade whose fees are paid in BTC, such that the victim directly and immediately receives that BTC." |
Board: https://github.com/orgs/bisq-network/projects/16
Description
Repay victims of the April 2020 security incident per the plan detailed in proposal bisq-network/proposals#209 (approved in Cycle 12).
Rationale
The rationale is covered in the proposal linked above.
Criteria for delivery / Measures of success
All victims have been repaid per the plan laid out in the proposal above and the follow-on proposals that nail down certain specifics. Once everything has been clearly decided, this section may be updated to reflect the exact plan.
Risks
n/a, completing this project is required. Risks of not doing so were assessed prior to the approval of the proposal linked above.
Tasks
See the project board at https://github.com/orgs/bisq-network/projects/16
Estimates
No estimates given as completing this project is not a budget-discretionary item.
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