But the hacker exploited the bridge itself to steal the essentially "staked" funds in Ronin.
These were not our Ronin assets being stolen, but the funds that allow our assets to have transferable value. Without them, we cannot withdraw our funds back to ETH.
When you use the Ronin Bridge to move your ETH assets into Ronin, you are essentially staking those assets into the bridge and given the equivalent funds to use in Ronin.
For you to withdraw those funds, you would need to use the bridge to request the funds back into ETH.
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