Wu Shuo learned that the decentralized Bitcoin trading platform Bisq published a statement revealing that the final compensation model for the previous vulnerability will be submitted for DAO voting. Currently, the preliminary plan is to allow affected users to choose to receive compensation in BTC or BSQ. Bisq stated that the total amount of stolen Bitcoin this time is about 11 Bitcoins, and the vulnerability stemmed from the system lacking validation for taker-provided negative input values. Attackers exploited this by providing negative miner fees, which lowered the multi-signature output amount to 0.001 BTC, with the remaining funds transferred to the taker change output. Bisq said it cannot confirm whether the attack was assisted by AI, but during the investigation, AI-assisted analysis teams identified and reproduced the vulnerability faster than manual checks, and attackers may have used similar methods.