The Solana Ecological Endurance Contract Agreement, Drift, has been put on line as a query tool to enable users affected by the 1 April breach to check their DFX recovery of the token allocation and to meet the conditions of the insurance fund claim. The tool is currently used only to view the results and is not available for collection, foreclosure or transfer.
DFX based on 1 to 1 loss
At the heart of the Drift compensation programme is the creation of a separate recovery token DFX. The agreement states that each DFX corresponds to a USD 1 verified loss and is calculated separately from the existing governance token DRIFT.
In the accounting for losses, Drift used the prophesic machine price at 16:06 UTC on 1 April 2026, and combined with the spot and forever silos at 18:31 UTC on that date. The agreement states that this was done to avoid distorting losses due to market fluctuations during the events.
Resuscitation pool targeting $295.4 million.
This tool is also part of the Drift overall recovery programme. According to the arrangement, the affected wallet will receive DFX, which represents the verified loss, and the claim for restoration of a pool.
Initial sources of funds for the restoration of the pool included approximately $3.8 million of surplus agreed assets, future exchange income, Tether up to $127.5 million in support, and strategic partners up to $20 million. The objective of Drift is to finally cover the damage of $295.4 million caused by the incident.
DFX holders can be redeemed in proportion to the value of the pool and the volume of DFX in circulation when the restoration pool is larger than $5 million. However, if the option of early recovery is chosen, the additional compensatory space that will follow from the new recovery funds will be waived.
Qualifications for insurance funds can be checked first
The new tool also shows whether users are eligible to claim from the Insurance Fund. Drift had previously indicated that the depositor of the insurance fund could retain the right to draw on its assets and draw on its share after the agreement had been restarted.
For users who are indirectly exposed through an integration agreement, the Drift protocol owner, Noah Prince, states that this part of the restoration will be obtained by an agreement to host the user ' s funds and then distributed by the agreement to the bottom user. If users are unable to access historical account data, the team can provide a wallet-level summary based on the historical events of the chain.
Advance security upgrades before restart
Drift is still preparing for the resumption of the 2026 agreement. The adjustments identified included the activation of the new code library, the acceptance of independent audits, the enhancement of operational security measures and the introduction of time locks for management operations. At the same time, the agreement indicated that the restart would result in the USDT being the primary clearing asset and the focus of the business being narrowed to permanent contract transactions.