pNetwork released pGALA abnormal post-event analysis report and recovery plan, will deploy new pGALA smart contract and distribute new tokens to eligible affected users 1:1 on November 9th, and return them to users according to the following recovery plan, the first part aims to In restoring access to fully collateralized pGALA-on-BSC tokens for those who held the original pGALA tokens on-chain prior to the event; the second tranche aims to return the full amount of BNB collected from the white hat pool Assets (these are collected in exchange for unsecured pGALA). There are two snapshots for the recovery plan, the first snapshot was taken at block 22745013 at 3:45 on November 4, 2022, and the second snapshot was taken at 15:00 on November 7. The specific distribution calculation method is that if the holder has not moved pGALA during this period, the same amount of new tokens will be obtained, and if the number of holdings of the holder is different during the two snapshot periods, the lower value will be taken. Regarding the analysis report, the team noticed something suspicious about the ownership of the pGALA smart contract at 23:52 on November 3rd, confirmed the suspiciousness at 2:32 on November 4th (attackers can take over pGALA at any time), and determined the root cause (created contract), the pNetwork team secured the underlying GALA on Ethereum collateral at 4:03 Nov 4th, after which the team contacted the GalaGames team regarding the emergency, warning that BEP20 deposits/withdrawals of GALA tokens need to be suspended as soon as possible , and alerted GalaGames that the funds in the PancakeSwap pool were at risk, after which the two teams immediately began to coordinate to reduce the risk, and executed a white-hat attack on the pGALA/BNB PancakeSwap pool in an attempt to keep BNB funds in the pool in case the situation got Once in control, they can be returned to their rightful owners.