According to ChainCatcher news and on-chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, StakeWise successfully recovered 5,041 osETH (worth $19.3 million) from the Balancer hacker through a contract call early this morning. As a result, the assets stolen by the hacker from Balancer decreased from $117 million to $98 million. The hacker has gradually exchanged LST for ETH, and has now converted more than half of the stolen assets back to ETH.

PANews reported on November 4 that StakeWise tweeted that the StakeWise DAO emergency multi-signature team has recovered 5,041 osETH (approximately $19 million) and all 13,495 osGNO (approximately $1.7 million), totaling about $20.7 million, which accounts for 73.5% of the stolen osETH in this Balancer V2 vulnerability. The remaining osETH could not be recovered as the attackers quickly exchanged it for ETH. The recovered assets will be returned according to the user's holdings proportion prior to the incident, and a complete review report will be published soon.

Foresight News reports that the Ethereum liquid staking protocol StakeWise tweeted that the StakeWise DAO executed a series of transactions through an emergency multisignature early this morning, recovering approximately 5041 osETH (about $19 million) and 13,495 osGNO (about $1.7 million) tokens from the Balancer attacker. This amounts to 73.5% of the previously stolen osETH total and is the entire recoverable amount, as the attacker quickly exchanged the lost stolen assets for ETH. All stolen osGNO has been recovered. The recovered funds will be returned to users affected by the Balancer V2 vulnerability and will be distributed proportionally based on their balances prior to the exploit. Foresight News reported earlier.