During the attack, we didn't find any evidence to suggest that this data has been extracted from our services, only that withdrawal requests had been added to the database to initiate withdrawals across multiple accounts that we subsequently remediated after the attack. We will check if those sample accounts are indeed real but if they are we suspect they are a sample out of a couple hundred of accounts, that were used as sample to see where they could withdraw the funds from the $3m exploit there, after the attack we shut down our server in order for user data to stay safe. Regarding the other points - the drain of the wallets itself was $3mln but they also took money from our private key systems of around a million which would make it around $4.2mln which indicates that this group or person is most likely the attacker - The provably fair mention is complete hot air, I would happily chat about that - The 15mln number is off based on how many users we actually have Our current guess is that they have a couple hundred of accounts and that is if the data is actually real & they try to use these as leverage in order to act like they have a smoking gun in the hopes for them to extract more money out of us. Will give an update shortly but if indeed those sample accounts got fetched that is still pretty bad in terms of how close they got but it's by far not as bad as the attacker claims it to be.

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