On June 29, OneKey founder Yishi once again spoke out on "Curve Ecosystem DeFi Protocol Resupply Hacking Report and Remedies", angrily criticizing the protocol for its irresponsibility and banditry. It said: "So far, we have not seen any actions by supply to call the police or trace the hackers. We have not even bothered to play the scene of ostensibly shouting that the hackers will return the stolen money. Instead, we have directly targeted the victim users. My first reaction when I was rugged was to directly reach out and take money from the user's pocket, extend the unlocking period, and not allow cash withdrawals. There are various types of insults to users, kicks, bans, and racial discrimination in the community... Playing defi for so many years has really opened my eyes." Yin Xin, founder of Slow Fog, added: "The project party is the first person in known history to not shout out or express his position to give a reward. If I were this attacker, I would also be confused... Why hasn't the project company expressed its position? Am I a black hat hacker or a white hat?"