Both items still have no end in sight. Twelve days after the $6.3 billion hack, most of the ledger has been closed, yet two pages remain open. The first page is the remaining 2%, where the compensation has stalled at 98% since November 4 and hasn’t moved—an additional tail end of low-liquidity tokens the exchange is still purchasing, with no completion date in sight. The second page is the full technical report: the November 3 version was only an initial summary; the complete version reveals that, even after the investigation concludes, the independent audit is still ongoing. Compensation answers “Where’s the money?”—but these two pages answer “How did the money disappear?” Which page are you waiting for more?