Drift Protocol assured users that their Insurance Fund deposits remain unaffected by the recent exploit and will be withdrawable once the protocol resumes operations. This clarification follows user backlash over a governance proposal (DIP-10) that suggested converting protocol-owned assets to support recovery, which raised concerns about fairness and fund usage. Drift emphasized that user-owned Insurance Fund deposits are separate from protocol-owned capital reserves, which may be used to support a healthy relaunch. The update aims to restore user trust as the platform navigates recovery and governance challenges post-exploit.
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