Trust Wallet: The first batch of eligible claimants has been compensated; compensation applications will close on February 14
Foresight News reported that Trust Wallet has released an update regarding the security incident of its browser extension version v2.68 on the X platform. Trust Wallet stated that compensation for the first batch of eligible users has been completed, and the remaining claims are being reviewed and processed in batches. So far, approximately 95% of the claims for lost funds have been received. Users who have not yet submitted a claim must do so by February 14, 2026. Trust Wallet reminds users that wallets affected by this security incident should no longer be used; users need to update to the latest version and migrate their funds immediately. Trust Wallet has launched the "Migrate assets" feature on both the browser extension and mobile app to assist with asset migration. The official statement notes that if users continue to use compromised wallets after receiving notification and incur losses, Trust Wallet will not provide compensation.
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