That’s fair. It’s pretty simple. There’s a recovery pool where exchange revenue flows, meant to pay back those effected by the exploit. For every $ of loss you can claim one DFX token. DFX token can be burned to claim a pro rata share of the recovery pool. Recovery pool opens I believe after it has $5m in it.

The longer you wait, if the relaunched exchange has revenue, the more money you will be able to redeem on burn of DFX (recovery pool grows so pro rata share increases). There’s some things happening with Tether to provide a faster recovery. But generally the idea is that the revenue from the relaunched exchange goes towards the recovery effort until the recovery is fully paid off.

I’m actually very impressed with the team for doing this. They could have called it quits. Could have left and started a different company. But they aren’t. They’re relaunching knowing there’s a huge hole they need to climb their way out of.