MIRA's largest holder: Expected to have sufficient personal funds to compensate zero affected users, but still needs to verify on-chain information and will not issue new tokens.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Regarding 'How much personal funds can compensate zero affected users, and whether the loss wallet addresses can be directly submitted to him', MIRA's largest holder Siqi Chen (@blader) responded in the Space, stating: 'Personal funds are sufficient to compensate the affected users, but we still need to verify on-chain information.' Regarding the proposal to issue new tokens to obtain compensation funds, Siqi Chen stated that no new tokens will be issued afterwards (I'm done). Previously, MIRA's largest holder Siqi Chen posted on platform X, saying: 'I admit I messed up and apologize, but I am committed to ensuring the reputation of myself and MIRA, and to compensate every wallet that lost funds due to my actions. I will use my personal funds instead of the MIRA wallet to implement this. The specific plan has not yet been determined and will be announced in the coming days, and completed with the help of the community.'