On-chain investigator ZachXBT said he will not track Harmony's latest exploit and argued nobody should help the project for free after unauthorized minting created four billion ONE tokens, roughly 26% of total supply. He tied that stance to Harmony's handling of the 2022 $100 million Horizon Bridge hack, which he said was linked to DPRK, when white-hat hackers and analysts helped trace and freeze stolen assets that later supported law enforcement seizures but received no bounty and only a "good job" message. The episode has renewed scrutiny of how crypto projects compensate independent responders during security crises, with critics warning that weak incentives can undermine investigations, recovery efforts and trust.