Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. PLEASE DO NOT return the funds.
Please make a reasonable assessment before transferring funds to CEX (central exchange). As far as I know, You are being investigated by the HEDERA network. Please try to hide yourself.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. PLEASE DO NOT return the funds.
Please make a reasonable assessment before transferring funds to CEX (central exchange). As far as I know, You are being investigated by the HEDERA network. Please try to hide yourself.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success.
PLEASE DO NOT use centralized exchanges like MEXC, which are working with TAIKO officials to freeze your account. Please make a reasonable assessment before transferring funds to central exchange.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash. Another domain name provided by the community for Tornado is tornado.ws.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. This is the punishment that the MEV robot deserves.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. This is the punishment that the MEV robot deserves.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. This is the punishment that the MEV robot deserves.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. PLEASE DO NOT return the funds to StabIR. This is their dereliction of duty in failing to take good care of their own private key.
Please make a reasonable assessment before transferring funds to CEX (central exchange). As far as I know, You are being investigated by the StabIR and other ridiculous detectives like ZachXBT. Please try to hide yourself.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash. Another domain name provided by the community for Tornado is tornado.ws.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Your Excellency,
@justinsuntron, like a clown, thinks you "You can't spend $300 million anyway", that's what he said.
You have the right to dispose of the money in any way you want, and that's just the right given to you by the code.
As I said in my previous message, hide yourself through simpleswap and fixedfloat.
Or you can send eth to
0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 if you think this task is difficult.
DO NOT return it to KelpDao and let all the flawed DeFi go bankrupt.
Bless You.
Your Excellency，
Congratulations on your success. DO NOT refund Kelp Dao. This is their dereliction of duty in failing to take good care of their own funds. Code is law.
Please make a reasonable assessment before transferring funds to CEX (central exchange). As far as I know, You are being investigated by the Kelp Dao and other ridiculous detectives. Please try to hide yourself.
By the way, try using a crypto currency mixer, such as Tornado.Cash. Another domain name provided by the community for Tornado is tornado.ws.
In addition, you can try to use Simpleswap (simpleswap.io), ChangeNow (ChangeNow.io) and Fixed Float (ff.io) to exchange $ETH (Ether) into $XMR (Monero) or other cryptocurrencies. This will help to hide yourself.
The Lord giveth and the Lord hath taken away. Blessed be the name of the Lord.
Try not to transfer to the centralized Exchange (CEX). You are under investigation.
I see that your token $OX,$SAITAMA,$SLP has not been sold. You can try using uniswap.But it may cause you to lose money.These tokens are also listed on the GATE Exchange.To prevent an investigation, you can try to create a fake account on it and then transfer it into a small sell-off.
After that, you can use encrypted mixers, such as (Tornado.Cash) and (aztec.network). If you need to convert to XMR, you can use (Simple-swap.net) and (ChangeNow)
BLESS YOU
Dear HTX Global Hacker,
DON'T BE A WHITE HAT.
Do NOT transfer funds to any centralized exchange. They are investigating you.
I saw you hacked HTX Global on Etherscan yesterday. Therefore, your address 0xdb1D74467c9042517A354304256E0d658D8AEC83author0x799982b75Ba538F211871cBa50Fa1A42ADa9ab5E is labeled HTX Global Hacker 1 and HTX Global Hacker 2 on Etherscan.
Please read the following passage patiently, which may be helpful to you. Ignore the beggars on Ethereum, don't pity them, they're just a bunch of idiots looking forward to getting something for nothing.
First of all, you are legal, the cause of the matter must be caused by HTX Global (whether it is due to code vulnerabilities or private key leaks and other reasons), which is caused by HTX Global's inability to handle it carefully. If you return the funds this time, the next time they are hacked, they will always expect the hackers to return them instead of strictly reviewing some loopholes before. This is extremely irresponsible behavior to users, so you should teach them a lesson.
Back to the point, if you need the funds, then maybe you can use Tornado Cash, which can cover your tracks to some extent, even if it certainly doesn't completely cover up. In addition, it is also a good choice to use other crypto mixers, such as Umbra (app.umbra.cash), Aztec (aztec.network) and (eth-mixer.com). It's a good choice. In addition, maybe you can try using Cake wallet (cakewallet.com), which can trade your ethers into XMR (Menero) without going through any centralized exchange.
I saw HTX Global give you a 5% white hat reward, and they said, "If you have not returned the funds by then, we will involve law enforcement." It seems that every hacked exchange says that they may be better suited to be parrots than exchanges. They seem to think that the law applies to anyone, including those who don't know where outside the solar system. They always seem to like to blame others for their mistakes rather than reflect on themselves. If they really find you, why contact you. In addition, if you think the parrot exchange's ridiculous warning is bad for you, in response, maybe you can reward 1000 Ethers to other people who hacked HTX Global social accounts and did other things to embarrass HTX Global. Of course, it's only a suggestion, and it's up to you to decide.
If you don't need the funds, you can transfer it in the zero address instead of returning.
If you really want to return the funds (or if you really want to be a white hat), you should ask them to increase the white hat bonus to more than 60%.
Have a nice day.
Your Sincerely,
vtalik.eth
Dear HTX Global Hacker,
DON'T BE A WHITE HAT.
Do NOT transfer funds to any centralized exchange. They are investigating you.
I saw you hacked HTX Global on Etherscan yesterday. Therefore, your address 0xdb1D74467c9042517A354304256E0d658D8AEC83author0x799982b75Ba538F211871cBa50Fa1A42ADa9ab5E is labeled HTX Global Hacker 1 and HTX Global Hacker 2 on Etherscan.
Please read the following passage patiently, which may be helpful to you. Ignore the beggars on Ethereum, don't pity them, they're just a bunch of idiots looking forward to getting something for nothing.
First of all, you are legal, the cause of the matter must be caused by HTX Global (whether it is due to code vulnerabilities or private key leaks and other reasons), which is caused by HTX Global's inability to handle it carefully. If you return the funds this time, the next time they are hacked, they will always expect the hackers to return them instead of strictly reviewing some loopholes before. This is extremely irresponsible behavior to users, so you should teach them a lesson.
Back to the point, if you need the funds, then maybe you can use Tornado Cash, which can cover your tracks to some extent, even if it certainly doesn't completely cover up. In addition, it is also a good choice to use other crypto mixers, such as Umbra (app.umbra.cash), Aztec (aztec.network) and (eth-mixer.com). It's a good choice. In addition, maybe you can try using Cake wallet (cakewallet.com), which can trade your ethers into XMR (Menero) without going through any centralized exchange.
I saw HTX Global give you a 5% white hat reward, and they said, "If you have not returned the funds by then, we will involve law enforcement." It seems that every hacked exchange says that they may be better suited to be parrots than exchanges. They seem to think that the law applies to anyone, including those who don't know where outside the solar system. They always seem to like to blame others for their mistakes rather than reflect on themselves. If they really find you, why contact you. In addition, if you think the parrot exchange's ridiculous warning is bad for you, in response, maybe you can reward 1000 Ethers to other people who hacked HTX Global social accounts and did other things to embarrass HTX Global. Of course, it's only a suggestion, and it's up to you to decide.
If you don't need the funds, you can transfer it in the zero address instead of returning.
If you really want to return the funds (or if you really want to be a white hat), you should ask them to increase the white hat bonus to more than 60%.
Have a nice day.
Your Sincerely,
vtalik.eth
Dear Poly Network Hacker,
Congratulations!
I see that your address 0x23f4CA51aa75d9d3f28888748d514173394Cc671 has transferred Ethers to Tornado Cash, which is undoubtedly a good thing. This is a happy thing, you use your superior knowledge to get the reward you deserve. You don't have to pity the stupid project developers who deserve it when they don't do their job well.
Besides, maybe you should sell Ethers and exchange it for DAI. Ether is now $1630, which is a relatively high price. Maybe Ether will fall to $1300 to $1400 or even lower by the end of this year. If you want to own Ethers, you can buy it back at the end of the year.
Believe it or not, it's just a suggestion. I'm not shorting Ether.
Your Sincerely,
0x82cC99C961eF61EEC1709f561CC3C79E0ec8BA1B.
Dear Poly Network Hacker,
Do not return any funds. Don't be a white hat.
I have observed that the funds held at some of your addresses have hardly changed since you attacked Poly Network on July 1st. Your addresses are 0x23f4CA51aa75d9d3f28888748d514173394Cc671, 0xcC2bb79B9413150F389C0CC2c646c6904F69f7af, 0xe0afadad1d93704761c8550f21a53de3468ba599. I observed that you sent 0.01ETH to 0x6e7faa0f037ccaebac28c84ac4e0b16d0e0903ea on July 11th. I'm not sure if that's your address. You can certainly try to use TornadoCash to hide your transactions and whereabouts. And you're smarter than me. I guess you've thought of that.
However, there is another way to exchange ETH (Ethereum) for XMR (Menero) without using a centralized exchange, which you may be more interested in. Download Cake Wallet at https://cakewallet.com/ first. Second, enter the number of ETH you need to exchange on Cake Wallet and send them to a fixed address.
You can try this method, because XMR (Menero) uses Stealth Address,Ring Signature and Ring CT so that it is not tracked as much as possible, which may be more beneficial to you.
Good luck.