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Manifold: Plans to Refund Gas Fees for Users of PAK's New NFT Project Minting Failure

The NFT minting platform Manifold Studio has tweeted that the failed minting of PAK's new NFT project may be related to a bot attack that caused a gas spike. There are plans to refund gas fees to users who were damaged as a result, and a formal notice will be issued when the details are finalized.
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