Recently saw @kiichainio's latest announcement—official response disclosing the scale of the attack, fund flow, and follow-up plans. KII's official team recently responded to the security incident that occurred on August 22, revealing the confirmed attack details, fund status, and subsequent recovery arrangements. According to the official disclosure, a total of 148,326,583.15 KII tokens were transferred during the incident, with the attack repeated 18 times. After the incident, KiiChain halted block production, and the chain is currently paused at block 9355723. The team stated that this was a timely stop-loss measure taken upon discovering the anomaly. The affected funds are mainly divided into two parts: **Part 1:** Assets still on-chain, approximately 80,728,575.06 KII, accounting for 54.4% of the total, remain on the chain. These assets will be transferred to recovery wallets as per the official plan after the network upgrade is completed. **Part 2:** Assets that have left KiiChain, approximately 67,597,997.87 KII, accounting for 45.6% of the total, have been bridged to the BNB Chain. Most of these have already been sold via DEX, while another 3,000,000 KII entered a KuCoin deposit address. The freezing of these funds and subsequent handling results are still pending further confirmation. On the technical side, the team stated that the issue has been identified: the vulnerability stems from the Cosmos EVM shared module and is not related to KiiChain's own code. The team has completed issue identification and replication and has provided a corresponding fix. Follow-up efforts will focus on network upgrades, asset management, and fund recovery. The confirmed handling process includes: halting block production → identifying the vulnerability → fixing the issue → upgrading the network → managing remaining on-chain assets → advancing cross-chain fund handling and recovery. The incident is still in the follow-up processing stage. Therefore, continued attention is needed for updates from the official team regarding the progress of vulnerability fixes, network recovery timelines, fund freezing and recovery status, and the asset arrangements for recovery wallets.