Opinion: Resupply's solution is to "rug and pay from the user's pocket"

On June 29, Yishi, the founder of OneKey, spoke out again on the "Curve Ecological DeFi Protocol Re-sup ply Hacking Attack Report and Remedies", angrily criticizing the irresponsible and robber behavior of the protocol. It said: "So far, I haven't seen any actions by resupply to call the police and track down the hackers, and I don't even bother to play the game of shouting on the surface that the hackers return the stolen money. Instead, I directly targeted the victim user. My first reaction when I was rugged was to directly reach out and take money from the user's pocket, extend the unlock period, and not allow cash to be withdrawn. There are all kinds of abuse, kicking, banning, and racial discrimination in the community. Playing defi for so many years has really opened my eyes. It's yours."
Cosine, SlowMist's founder, added: "The project is the first in known history to give a bounty without shouting or expressing its position. If I were the attacker, I would also be confused... Why haven't the project made a statement? Am I a black hat hacker or a white hat?"