MIRA's largest holder: It is expected that there will be enough personal funds to compensate zero loss users, but the information on the chain needs to be verified and no new tokens will be issued

Regarding "how much personal funds can compensate zero users who have suffered losses, and whether the loss wallet address can be submitted directly to him", Siqi Chen (@blader), the largest holder of MIRA, responded in Space: "Personal funds are enough to compensate users who have suffered losses, but the information on the chain needs to be verified." Regarding the proposal to issue new tokens to obtain compensation funds, Siqi Chen said that no tokens will be issued in the future (I'm done). Earlier news, Siqi Chen, the largest holder of MIRA, posted on the X platform: "I admit that I screwed up and apologize, but I am committed to ensuring the reputation of me and MIRA and making up for every wallet that has lost money due to my behavior. I will use my personal funds instead of the MIRA wallet to implement it. The specific plan has not yet been determined, and the details will be released in the next few days and completed with the help of the community."