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Dear white hat, I think you've done such a great job at exposing the mistakes of the team that a blind man can see what went wrong and where the responsibility lays. They will forever be known as the devs who deployed unaudited code containing such amateur mistakes, forever haunted by the gnawing uncertainty in each smart contract they try to write, everyone that knows them will never look at them the same again, any insight they have on smart contract security will never be taken seriously by professionals, what else can be achieved by a kyc online conference?
I can say for certain that any competent dev teams watching what has unfolded will not be acting so irresponsibly in the future. For that, the smart contract development community and future users of DEFI should be thankful. What would you would you like to see before a contract is deployed on mainnet? Many would benefit from your wisdom.
Luckily for everyone involved, you were the one who found the bugs and rescued the funds. We as victims are grateful for your assurances. It seems like you want to return our rescued funds, however, we watched as you stored them in tornadocash, how are we supposed know that the funds will be returned? Furthermore, if our funds are not returned (subtracting your white hat reward), your white hat intentions, kindness, and generosity will never be recognized. Two wrongs don't make a right. To do the right thing even when we faced with injustice or the feeling like we've been wronged is one of life's toughest challenges, we believe you possess the integrity to push through and accomplish your original pure intentions.
God bless