MurAll said a bridge hack affected Paint token holders on Polygon and forced the project to use DAO funds to reimburse users because the incident changed token supply and voting power. The team opened a Paint token claim process through its official migration portal and allowed affected users to mint soulbound NFTs with messages sent to the hacker address. MurAll also said any recovered Paint would be burned and that it would fork the Di2rupt wall state with a new contract to reduce future risk. The update does not attribute the hack to a named actor, but it provides concrete Web3 incident-response details around user reimbursement, token migration, and contract remediation.