How can this be low risk when it asks for users to deposit coins?
Crypto was rocked by FTX scam where people kept thier assets on exchanges. You have to be so dumb to not learn from the massive fraud happening this year to deposit to centralized Eonian. We are already avoiding CEX, holders are already getting out of the exchanges to hold or stake coins in the wallets they own. You couldn't expect any new projects this time to do something good.
Very strange reaction... Why do you think Eonian is centralized? We are building Eonian - a decentralized yield farm. It is purely a smart contract protocol where you can check the code and see that no one except you has access to your money.
For me personally very heartbreaking to see such a position
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And then I heard that FTX was making whole money management in messenger, and thousands of users were trusting them millions of money
![Cry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cry.gif)
It's good that you have done your part, researching about the possible hacks because this is the first time that comes to my mind.
And hopefully this is not just a one done part, I mean you also need someone to monitor everything in a 24x7 basis? just to make sure that everything is running smoothly and if by chance there is a exploit in your system, you can simply react on it real time.
Also, need to be very active in looking for loopholes in your system. As obviously, hackers are smart and doing this as well. That's why it's better that you are one step ahead of the game, just saying.
Yes, you are right about monitoring. It is a part of the SecOps practices that we implement. We, on one side, monitor new hacks in DeFi, to react to new exploits, and on another side, will monitor money movements in our smart contracts to react if someone finds any breach in our code or code of protocols on which our strategies are dependent. We are also trying to set up a bug bounty program to incentivize ethical hackers to check our code.