We're actually compiling a white paper about the whole situation which will run through everything that happened along with detailed audits of how we dissected the data to reach certain conclusions about who committed the attack and how it was carried out.
In the paper, we'll also explore those security upgrades I mentioned above so that we can find a way to move forward and relaunch WLEO but with an incredibly robust and dynamic system.
Here's just a snippet of the contents so far. We're making good progress. The focus right now is finding LP balances and making anyone who was stuck in the pool whole :)
Our goal is to get this published next week in a combo of a mega-post on Hive + an actual PDF of the whitepaper for anyone who wants to really dive into the details of what happened and how we'll make sure it doesn't happen again 🦁
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Very Impressive!
Worth waiting for, I am sure.
I'm not sure if I doubted the validity of LEO early on, or, more likely, doubted that a team of this caliber would be or could be starting up on the HIVE Blockchain. So few are able to exceed the value of the underlying coin, but LEO clearly is.
All those early questions have been swept away. I'm thinking this will keep my toes in the water at Hive but main activity will be on LEO and some of my own projects.
💪🤩👍
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