0xa614e5ee…af05sent to0x713d2b65…9dd1·#21,186,784·view on Etherscan
Dear Hacker,
We are aware of the recent vulnerabilities in our contract and would like to acknowledge the skill and insight you demonstrated in uncovering them. While we deeply regret the security breach, we must recognize your technical abilities.
Please note that our contract is still in the testing phase, and the front end has not been publicly released. Although we are experienced developers with a long history in the Ethereum space, we are a small team with limited resources, both in terms of personnel and funding.
Our goal has always been to create innovative solutions that address the high costs of asset issuance and liquidity locking. Unfortunately, this attack has significantly set us back in achieving that vision.
In light of this, we respectfully request that you return the funds taken during the incident. As a gesture of goodwill, we are offering a 20% bounty for the return of the funds.
We must also inform you that if the funds are not returned, we will have no choice but to pursue legal action to recover the stolen assets and protect the integrity of our project. This may involve exploring all available avenues for legal recourse, including law enforcement and regulatory authorities.
However, should you choose to return the funds, we would be genuinely interested in collaborating with you or your team. Given the ability you've demonstrated, we’d like to extend an offer to work with us as external audit consultants, with compensation reflective of your skills and expertise.
We believe this could lead to a constructive and mutually beneficial outcome for both parties.
We hope you will consider this proposal seriously so that this situation can be resolved in a positive and constructive manner.
Sincerely,
The Team