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Solv Protocol Responding to a user’s post about approximately 50 tokens BTC Unable to redeem: An individual transaction triggered risk controls, while the relevant assets remain fully retained within the protocol.
BlockBeats reported that September 30,Solv Protocol issued a clarification regarding a recent BTC+redemption incident that sparked public discussion, stating that BTC+subscription and redemption mechanisms are currently operating normally. The incident was an individual case in which a specific transaction triggered the protocol’s risk review, and does not affect BTC+overall subscription and redemption.Solv Protocol stated that the assets related to the incident remain safe and fully retained within the protocol, and have not been transferred, destroyed, or otherwise disposed of. The matter is currently under review in accordance with established risk management procedures.
The protocol will continue handling the incident based on verifiable information and evidence, and will not make a determination solely on the basis of a social media identity or unilateral public statements. If necessary,Solv Protocol will work with legal counsel or further verify the matter through relevant judicial proceedings. Solv stated that it will not respond to future public discussions based on online identities or similar circumstances, and will continue to prioritize asset security and the normal operation of BTC+Previously, X user @neillee99 posted that, on July 8 they withdrew approximately Binance from 50 tokens of BTC and converted them through the normal process into SolvBTC and BTC+to obtain an annualized yield of approximately 3%.BTC+subsequently suspended minting and redemption;Solv Protocol announced on July 31 that the relevant functions had been restored, but the user stated that their address remained restricted and that the relevant assets still could not be redeemed. The user said they had submitted proof of the source of funds, transaction records, and control of the wallet, and requested that the address restriction be lifted.
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