during the market downturn Rumors of a Crypto Ban and Decentralized Finance Or a DeFi scam could make blockchain enthusiasts more susceptible to the smallest anomalies within the projects they follow. and sometimes mistakenly fear the worse. Earlier today, CertiK, the leading cybersecurity rating platform in the blockchain space. A Twitter warning was issued about the CryptoCars project, purporting to be a “rug pull.” However, the post was quickly deleted by authorities. because it is a false alarm
CertiK claims that the website and Telegram for CrytoCars are down, however, users are quick to point out that both the CryptoCars website and Telegram app are still working, forcing CertiK to revoke the community notification.
According to the developers of CryptoCars via the project’s Telegram chat: will be temporarily closed “During the Chinese New Year From 27 January to 7 February” by CryptoCars development team based in Vietnam. which celebrates the Chinese New Year holiday
“Reporting that incident, although complicated, But it is quick and act in such a way as to warn the community about current suspicious activity. but in this situation We noticed that Telegram [ของพวกเขา] Offline and funds reduced to zero and $CCARs website unavailable. This raises an alert that a rug pull may occur.”
Despite its flaws, CertiK has made a lot of contributions to the blockchain community, having recently issued a verified community notification for Qubit Finance due to its protocol. Get hacked to 80 million dollars.
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