Jonathan Brady

We have a security issue in the Cryptostone staking platform, which is currently unavailable. The security team is investigating this case. We'll announce the result as soon as it's ready. To stay safe, disconnect your wallet from the Cryptostone staking platform immediately.

Staking platform security issue report: After the initial Cryptostone staking platform security check, it was found that a hacker hacked the staking smart contract on the "Binance smart chain" network, and several CPS tokens were stolen. Fortunately, the number of stolen CPS tokens is insufficient to cause severe damage to the project. Some stolen CPS tokens were transferred to LBank, and some were traded in Pancakeswap. Fortunately, the project's security team identified the hacker's identity, and the management team is negotiating with him to solve the problem without reporting him to the police. Also, LBank promised to provide the hacker's information and evidence to the authorities after the legal process. The price dump that happened last week was due to this hack, but due to the discovery of the hack and preventing further token theft, the price dump was stopped, and the price increase started again. Due to the ongoing investigation, The staking platform is temporarily unavailable; after the investigation is completed, the staking platform will be available again (all staked CPS tokens are safe and will transfer to the new staking platform, and your CPS tokens aren't at risk). After the security team completes the report, cooperation with the authorities will be done to arrest the hacker and recover the stolen tokens if he doesn't cooperate with the project legal team and return the stolen CPS tokens. Please note that this hack occurred only in the staking platform smart contract in the bsc network. All other parts of the Cryptostone ecosystem, including Wallet, Launchpad, CPS token smart contract, and Mass distribution bot, .... are safe and intact, and there is no need to worry. We will take decisive steps to prevent such security issues in the future. In the end, We ask the hacker to return the stolen CPS tokens to the project so we'll refrain from reporting him to the police, and he can legally keep 10-20% of the stolen CPS tokens as a bug bounty.