Sky Mavis Inc., the developer behind the play-to-earn game Axie Infinity has announced that it expects to reimburse victims of the Ronin bridge hack on June 28. According to Bloomberg, Sky Mavis will let affected users withdraw 1 ETH for each one they held in March once the Ronin bridge reopens on June 28. In April, Sky Mavis was able to raise USD 150 million in funding to reimburse the victims. Read more in our articles including "Axie Infinity dev Sky Mavis to reimburse Ronin bridge hack victims on June 28" and "Sky Broadband offers 112Mbps for Php19,999".
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Jun 24, 2026Sky Mavis Inc., the developer behind the play-to-earn game Axie Infinity has announced that it expects to reimburse victims of the Ronin bridge hack on June 28. According to Bloomberg, Sky Mavis will let affected users withdraw 1 ETH for each one they held in March once the Ronin bridge reopens on June 28.
In April, Sky Mavis was able to raise USD 150 million in funding to reimburse the victims.
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