ChainCatcher reports that, according to an official announcement from Step Finance, Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets will cease all operations. The project stated that after a hacker attack at the end of January, the team explored various options including fundraising and acquisition, but was unable to find a viable solution, leading to the difficult decision to immediately shut down all activities.
Meanwhile, the team is developing a buyback plan for STEP holders based on a snapshot taken before the incident and providing redemption procedures for Remora rToken holders. Remora tokens remain supported at a 1:1 ratio.
Previously, ChainCatcher reported that the Step Finance hacking incident resulted in approximately $40 million being stolen, and advised users to refrain from using STEP tokens for the time being.
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Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets will cease all operations
ChainCatcher reports that, according to an official announcement from Step Finance, Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets will cease all operations. The project stated that after a hacker attack at the end of January, the team explored various options including fundraising and acquisition, but was unable to find a viable solution, leading to the difficult decision to immediately shut down all activities.
Meanwhile, the team is developing a buyback plan for STEP holders based on a snapshot taken before the incident and providing redemption procedures for Remora rToken holders. Remora tokens remain supported at a 1:1 ratio.
Previously, ChainCatcher reported that the Step Finance hacking incident resulted in approximately $40 million being stolen, and advised users to refrain from using STEP tokens for the time being.