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Telegram trading bot Maestro refunds users 610 ETH after router exploit

Bolarinwa Mathew by Bolarinwa Mathew
October 25, 2023
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Telegram trading bot Maestro refunds users 610 ETH after router exploit

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In the volatile world of cryptocurrencies, trust and security are paramount. When the Maestro team discovered an exploit in their MaestroRouter 2 contract, they didn’t hesitate. In a move that has garnered respect and admiration in the crypto community, they swiftly announced their commitment to make their users whole again.
It was a dark day on the crypto calendar when an attack drained 280 Ether (ETH) worth around $485,000 at the time. MaestroRouter, their flagship platform, had been compromised on October 24. Hackers had exploited tokens and made off with a substantial sum. However, Maestro’s response set them apart.
In a Twitter announcement on October 25, the Maestro team revealed their plan to refund affected users. Their dedication to customer security and satisfaction shone through in their decision to pay out a total of 610 ETH from their own revenue, which, at the time of writing, amounted to over $1 million.
Every wallet that lost tokens in the router exploit has now received the full amount they lost. In some cases, users even ended up with more than they originally had. Maestro made it clear that the well-being of their users was paramount.
The refund process was a comprehensive effort, with the team choosing to buy and refund tokens for nine out of the 11 exploited tokens. This decision was rooted in their belief that it was the most equitable and complete refund they could offer. They spent 276 ETH to secure their users’ tokens, demonstrating their commitment to righting the wrongs.
For the remaining two exploited tokens, Maestro opted to refund users in ETH due to a lack of liquidity to buy back the lost tokens. Not only did they compensate affected users with the ETH equivalent of their tokens, but they also boosted that amount by an additional 20%, highlighting their dedication to their community. These refunds cost 334 ETH.
CertiK, a reputable blockchain security firm, confirmed the transactions showing the 334 ETH compensation paid out to users from Maestro. This transparency underscores Maestro’s commitment to rebuilding trust in the aftermath of the breach.
In the wake of the attack, Maestro’s response was nothing short of remarkable. They identified the exploit within 30 minutes of its onset and promptly removed it. The platform also resumed trading, temporarily halting tokens with pools on SushiSwap, ShibaSwap, and ETH PancakeSwap to ensure the safety of its users’ investments.
It’s worth noting that this breach affected a total of 106 user addresses and a range of tokens, including MOG, LMI, JOE, BANANA, OGGY, JIM, ETF, LP, APU, Real Smurf Cat, and PROPHET. Remarkably, many of these tokens have bounced back, fueled by the crypto community’s confidence in Maestro’s commitment to making things right.
Maestro, also known as MaestroBots on social media, operates on three networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Arbitrum. Their Telegram channel, Maestro Bots Hub, boasts over 100,000 subscribers, and their X account has more than 24,000 followers. These numbers reflect a dedicated following that deeply appreciates Maestro’s dedication to security and customer satisfaction.
In a world where trust and security are often elusive, Maestro has shown that resilience, dedication, and a commitment to making things right can set a standard for the entire cryptocurrency community. Their response to adversity is a shining example of what’s possible in this rapidly evolving space.
Tags: BlockchainCrypto SecurityCustomer SatisfactionExploitMaestroRefundtransparencytrust
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