OneKey founder angrily criticizes Resupply's stolen handling plan, stating that it "took money from users' pockets after being hacked"

Odaily Planet Daily News: OneKey founder Yishi has once again spoken out on the "Curve Ecological DeFi Protocol Re sup ply Hacker Attack Report and Remedial Measures", angrily criticizing the protocol's irresponsibility and banditry. It stated, "So far, we have not seen any action by Resuppling to report or investigate hackers, and even the show of shouting for hackers to return stolen money is too lazy to be performed. Instead, we directly target the victim users. My first reaction to being bullied was to directly reach out and take money from the user's pocket, extend the unlock period, not allow withdrawals, and engage in various forms of insults, kicking, banning, and racial discrimination in the community. Playing DeFi for so many years has really broadened my horizons, with you. ” Slow Mist founder Cosine added, "The project team is the first known in history to not shout or declare a bounty. If I were this attacker, I would also be confused... Why hasn't the project team made a statement yet? Am I a black hat hacker or a white hat Previously, Resupply reported that the hacker attack resulted in approximately $10 million in bad debts for reUSD, and the stolen funds are still on the chain.