The tokens placed in Metamask were used to pay StrongBox transaction fees, so you cannot put them elsewhere or have multi-signature for each transaction user because we are not a central authority that allows or disallows everyone to use their StrongBox.
In the process of splitting the tokens across multiple wallets, we were hacked and targeted and tracked for months.
Hacking does not affect the project or token.
It wasn't due to the team's negligence or failure to protect its own keys, but rather the hacking of a third party, Metamask.
The hacker's wallet is marked.
The team's work and investigation continues, and a detailed report on what happened will be published.
We are actively preparing for the upcoming relaunch of the SERSH token and would like to provide you with a progress update:
1) The new smart contract token is currently undergoing an audit and we expect it to be completed by the end of this week.
2) After the smart contract audit, we will immediately announce the timestamp and snapshot according to the specific time.
3) People who held SERSH tokens before the agreed date will receive all their tokens back.
4) New pools will be opened for new staked tokens and all rewards due will be distributed accordingly.
5) All vesting-related smart contracts will be rebroadcast and adjustments will be made to any unlocked amounts based on the snapshot provided.
6) CEX holders can expect the return of their tokens when trading activities resume.
Serenity Shield Team 💚
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