0x81d012ed…2404sent to0xdce5d6b4…d7d8·#17,840,896·view on Etherscan
Dear Mr. Hacker, forget to tell you another thing, whether you believe me or not, but don't trust them (Curve Finance). Just imagine, if they (Curve Finance) can really pay a 10% reward to others to find you, then why bother to contact you? The founders of Curve Finance are selling 72 million $CRV to repay their debts. They can't even afford to pay their own debts. They may not even be able to pay the reward paid to others who are looking for you. When a project has a big loophole, then they can no longer be trusted, otherwise, when the next loophole appears, more people will be affected. So if you want to protect other users, your best option is to let them go bankrupt. In fact, the project developer shamefully deceives others into thinking that they are credible, and letting them go bankrupt is the best choice for this phenomenon. You don't have to pity anyone,they should pay for their choices. If you want to return the money to the project developer and ask them to increase the compensation to more than 60%, do not accept 10%, that is not your due reward, because the reward is too low.If you don't want to return the money to the project developer, then it's a good idea to use a crypto mixer and create a new contract as I said earlier.You can contact this address and I will try my best to help you. No one in a decentralized world should be threatened by a centralized collective. Stay contact and safe.