Harmony Community Urges Transparency and Victim Compensation for Ecosystem Revival

Thank you for your response. I believe that relying on funds to solely boost liquidity and TVL within Harmony, especially after three years of limited activity primarily driven by recovery efforts, has proven to be a flawed strategy. Most trading volume seems to stem from recovery and support operations rather than sustainable user engagement. Redirecting those funds towards compensating the victims could provide a meaningful foundation for the ecosystem by allowing reinvestment into the Harmony blockchain (ONE). This approach might help revive the chain’s use and attract more users and developers. Providing financial support to a 'ghost town'—a chain devoid of active users and developer support—doesn't foster growth or trust. Building confidence in Harmony requires transparency, rebuilding trust with victims, and restoring the community’s belief that their interests are prioritized. Without transparent financial data, including recovery from the recent hack and interactions with agencies like the FBI, it’s difficult for the community to trust the direction of the project. Transparency about recovered funds, cooperation with law enforcement, and efforts to recover stolen assets are crucial for restoring faith. I urge the team to seek out these numbers actively and communicate openly with the community. An update on any funds recovered, collaborations with authorities, and strategies to rebuild support will be vital for making informed decisions about Harmony’s future. In conclusion, transparency and community engagement are necessary to develop a sustainable path forward. Only with clear data and honest communication can stakeholders confidently support the ecosystem’s next steps.