ZachXBT said he will not track Harmony's latest security incident and argued that no one should be expected to help for free. He said that during the 2022 Harmony cross-chain bridge hack, in which North Korean hackers stole about $100 million, assistance from relevant parties helped freeze large amounts of funds and enabled law enforcement to seize assets, but Harmony did not pay a bounty and only responded with "good job." Harmony has said it is asking exchanges to block and freeze funds traceable to four wallet addresses and is studying patch and rollback options. The comments highlight a recurring tension in crypto security over whether independent investigators and incident responders should be compensated for helping projects contain losses and recover stolen assets.