Sky Mavis, the company behind the popular blockchain game Axie Infinity, has announced a significant development in the aftermath of the Ronin Bridge incident. According to a Twitter post, the Norwegian National Authority for Investigation and Prosecution of Economic and Environmental Crime (Økokrim) has successfully frozen and returned $5.7 million in assets stolen in the incident.

This recovery is a major milestone for Sky Mavis, as it marks the first significant step towards recovering the stolen assets. The company has announced that 15% of the returned assets will be used to cover recovery costs and fees, while the remaining 85% will be deposited into the Axie Infinity fund.

The return of these assets is a significant boost to the Axie Infinity community, as it will help to stabilize the game's economy and ensure the continued development of the platform. The community has been eagerly awaiting news of the recovery, and this announcement is a welcome relief.

In addition to the returned assets, approximately $40 million in assets remain frozen and will require time to recover and return. Sky Mavis has assured the community that it is working closely with Økokrim to recover these assets and return them to their rightful owners.

In conclusion, the return of $5.7 million in assets stolen in the Ronin Bridge incident is a significant development for Sky Mavis and the Axie Infinity community. The company's efforts to recover the stolen assets are ongoing, and the community remains hopeful that the remaining assets will be recovered and returned in the near future.