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Dear Mr.Hacker,
Thankfully, Curve Finance finally stopped bragging.This clearly shows that Curve Finance lacks a rigorous attitude towards loopholes.
DeFi is in the midst of the heaviest storm since blockchain was created, and users are in jeopardy.On the ship of the DeFi stood the captain of the Titanic, like the Curve Finance developer, who turned a blind eye to the iceberg and reassured users with empty notices, which is what developers see from the fact that developers want hackers to "return 90 percent of the funds". They do not blame the mistake on themselves. With such a crew, DeFi is doomed to end in tragedy.
Curve Finance developers are blind and blind to loopholes, and as for them, they clearly decide to do something only when their interests are threatened. "No matter what the security of the user will be", this is obviously similar to the motto of Curve Finance developers. The original intention of decentralized financial developers to protect users from the threat of centralization has become false.Because they themselves are a threat, this loophole is the best proof. They destroyed DeFi on security issues.
The project and its developers have to address security issues related to DeFi in order to survive this crisis, but I don't seem to mention it in the messages sent to you by the developers.The theft is self-inflicted by developers, and it is a direct consequence of insecurity. The consequences are obvious, but developers avoid talking about it and don't take action before the loopholes are exploited.What the developers are doing has put the entire DeFi in jail, and if they don't have the ability to stop the vulnerability, they should be let go bankrupt, which is the best way to reduce the burden on DeFi.
Sir, the ridiculous reward offered by developers does not pose any threat to you, which only reflects the anxiety and exhaustion of some people, because if they can really find you, why bother to send you messages so hard?
Don't be a white hat, because if you return the funds to them this time, developers will always rely on hackers instead of reviewing code loopholes if any project is stolen after that. And if you don't return it to them this time, the developers will realize that if there is a bug in the code, they will lose all their funds, thus preventing the loopholes from happening before. From this point of view, the white hat is not a moral thing.
Here are some suggestions.
If you need this funds, then using crypto mixer is definitely a good choice, as I mentioned earlier. On the other hand, I noticed that your money comes from binance, maybe you should transfer all the cryptocurrencies in binance, otherwise it is likely to be frozen.
If you don't need the stolen funds, please don't return it to the idiots of Curve Finance. It is a good choice to transfer it to zero address or to help people in need, or to help invaded countries.
If you must return it to the idiots of Curve Finance, please ask them for a reward of more than 50%.
Stay safe and contact.