$50 Million in Liquid Assets Must Be Fully Returned, Samson Mow Warns Alleged White Hat Hacker Attacker Leaves More Clues

Odaily reports that according to Bitcoin News monitoring, Samson Mow has warned the alleged white hat hacker behind the Liquid attack that they may have left behind more clues than they realize. Mow stated, "The net of justice is wide and inescapable; no one will be spared." Mow also questioned the attacker's demand to return Bitcoin in exchange for a bounty, asking whether it is wise to publicly admit to taking Bitcoin and demand a bounty in return. Mow pointed out that Liquid's approximately $5 billion in assets, including L-BTC, Tether, and real-world assets, all belong to their respective issuers and holders, and cannot be used as a basis for calculating a bounty. Regardless of how other matters are negotiated, all user assets must be fully returned.