Recovery negotiation underway for MiniRouter2 exploit on Robinhood Chain; white hat offering 10% bounty (~1.22 ETH) to return ~11.01 ETH in stolen funds.
Security & Exploits ·
An on-chain message sent on Ethereum mainnet appears to be part of a recovery negotiation following an exploit on Robinhood Chain involving the MiniRouter2 protocol. The message, transmitted from a specific address, proposes a 10% bounty arrangement: the recipient would retain approximately 1.22 ETH from roughly 12.24 ETH in proceeds while returning approximately 11.01 ETH to resolve the incident.
The negotiation reflects operational constraints tied to Robinhood Chain itself. According to the message, the recipient's address has been restricted on Robinhood Chain and cannot move funds there, prompting the recovery effort to be coordinated via Ethereum mainnet instead. The sender references coordination with both SEAL 911 and Robinhood, indicating involvement from security and chain operators, and notes that any change to the restriction would require Robinhood's approval.
The proposal remains open-ended: no confirmation has been provided that the offer has been accepted or that the recovery process has begun. The message requests an on-chain reply to signal agreement, with the understanding that next steps would then be coordinated among the involved parties.