Some slightly more complex transactions, like cross-chain operations, don't just look at etherscan; most of the time, you can't figure it out... Check out @MistTrack_io, which covers a lot of mainstream cross-chain bridge analysis, making it easier for you to know where the funds went... However, this feature requires payment... Of course, if you ask me, I will also tell you for free how to analyze complex transactions on etherscan whenever I have time 😂 I hope you never have such questions.

I never expected that we would be the first to step in and help the Venus whale @KuanSun1990 follow up on the investigation of the theft. We immediately pointed out the necessity of risk control for Venus, and after implementing risk control, we assisted him in uncovering the root cause of the hack. However, he completely slandered us in his group chat, saying "useless, purely a scam, look at etherscan, it charges fees, and still has the face to ask for a bounty and thanks." Now, at this time in London, @KuanSun1990, you may still be asleep. When you wake up, give us an explanation; otherwise, we will let everyone know what the real-life version of the farmer and the snake is, and what it means to be two-faced (just look at how you spoke to me privately, how you slandered others who helped you). With someone like you, who would dare to help you in the future? I had originally told you that this time we could forgo the bounty, but since you have trampled on us like this (yet these past few days, your tweets have been publicly thanking us... including your first theft in history, where you wrote so emotionally that it moved many people, including me), I will definitely ask for the bounty this time. You benefited from us, so why shouldn't I ask for a bounty? I won't do charity for someone like you.

Details are the devil; speed, accuracy, and decisiveness are how it comes about... The biggest credit for the entire incident doesn't go to us; we just quickly and accurately pointed out the problem, um, solved the case... SlowMist: In-Depth Analysis of the $13 Million Venus User Hack