For the swap from v1 to v2 set a desired price and do a y:1 swap where y is amount of v1 it would take in the swap to get to the desired price. Then trade everyone who held before the crash 1:1 and anything after at y:1.

Scenario 1:

V1 bought after hack: 70k

Price of v1 at time of swap: .006

Price of v2 at time of swap: .042

Swap rate 7:1 (v1:v2)

Amount of V2 after swap: 10k

Value of 70k v1 at time of swap: $420

Value of 10k V2 at time of swap: $420

Amount less of hacked tokens in circulation: 60k

Loss in transfer from v1 to v2: $0

It takes a week to clear money from binance and Coinbase so everyone needs a week before they can bridge and bring liquidity. So instead of repaying lp holders exclusively in PlxV2 split it up and use some of the stable coin from the IDO fund. This would then allow us to quickly refill the pools by swapping stable for matic or eth on other AMMs.

This would drop the amount of hacked tokens in circulation to (1/y) it would also minimize the fallout that will happen when the fPlx is released since the price should be closer to where the investors would expect it.

Don’t completely drain the funds just allow the new fees to clean things up by increasing burn until all the hacked tokens are burned and give a timeframe like 2-3 months and in that time buy tokens and burn at a higher rate until all are gone and everything is back on track.

This will allow for a stable increase in price as opposed to dropping everything all at once with all funds drained and no safety net the risk goes way up and the chance of growth goes down. A lot will jump and wait for a drop and buy back in at a less risky time.

With the swap rate on the post hack coins , the amount needed to buy back or generate from transactions is way smaller since the majority will be lost in the swap.

Personally I think this is the best way to get things running again and for the future of the project.