Crypto gambling platform ZKasino attracted more than 10,000 people to participate in a reward campaign launched last month to bridge ETH to earn the token $ZKAS, raising more than 10,500 ETH, worth about $32 million. However, through the Wayback Machine, it was discovered that the platform had deleted the statement on its bridge website that ETH would be returned, and all communication platforms were banned, causing panic in the community.
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addThe crypto gambling platform ZKasino launched a reward event for bridging ETH to earn its own token $ZKAS in the middle of last month. It attracted more than 10,000 people to participate and raised more than 10,500 ETH, with a value approaching US$32 million.
However, through the Wayback Machine, the project deleted the sentence “Ethereum will be returned and can be bridged back” on its bridge website Bridge funds on April 18. The original screen appeared as shown on the left as shown below, and now the access has shown as follows Pictured on the right, this caused the community to wonder whether the project side had run away.
TG, X, DC… no one responded, KOL was angry and looking for someone
In addition, the official ZKasino Telegram user has been banned by the administrator, and the official X has not been updated since April 16, causing greater dissatisfaction and panic among users.
Community members left comments under the official post on April 16: “Is this token a scam? I didn’t get the reward, my ETH is still locked”, “When can we get our ETH back? Let’s make an announcement. , is this a scam? Why no one answered the question?” Some people were dissatisfied and asked directly: “Where is my FxxK ETH?”
Well-known airdrop hunter KOL He Bi was furious and frantically looking for a way to contact the project team. He responded to a clue given by a netizen and asked:
Lao Hu (Tim Hu), what’s the situation now? You said outside that you are one of the co-founders, and you have been meeting with the project team in Dubai in the past two days. Everyone has your WeChat account, so what is the current situation?
ZigZag previously accused the ZKasino team of fraud
Previously, the zkSync DEX project ZigZag had tweeted to accuse the ZKasino team of fraud. He said at the time that the starting funds of ZKasino originally belonged to ZigZag’s treasury, but were illegally misappropriated. They would claim that they needed to withdraw money to pay for the development of the ZigZag front-end. , but in fact some of these funds were used to build ZKasino.
The founder of ZKasino was also responsible for the fundraising efforts of ZigZag, which successfully raised $15 million, which went into addresses controlled by the founder of ZKasino. I never had control of that money, so it’s possible that more money was stolen or made its way into ZKasino without my knowledge.
ZigZag alleges that the ZKasino team is accused of owing money or defrauding a number of people in some way, including multiple former employees and contractors.
