According to BlockBeats, on September 3, CyberConnect released a statement on CYBER Bridge and CP-1. CyberConnect said that community users reminded Cyber ​​DAO that there was an error in the first proposal. Although the official quickly abolished the proposal, it still did not stop the rumors in the market, causing panic, uncertainty and doubts about CYBER. The official is fully responsible for this error and is introducing security measures to ensure that similar incidents do not happen again. And assure the community that rumors about CYBER token manipulation and market manipulation are unfounded, these rumors are caused by errors in the circulation supply data of the token. The recent surge in demand for CYBER tokens in the Korean market has led to price differences due to the fact that major Korean trading platforms only support CYBER deposits and withdrawals on Ethereum. To resolve this situation, the official proposed the CP-1 proposal, which aims to optimize the liquidity of CYBER tokens on three networks (ETH, OP and BNB) by introducing a bridge. However, the proposal made an error in the number of CYBER currently unlocked in the community treasury, and the proposal was ultimately declared invalid. The bridge will ensure a healthy balance of CYBER tokens across the three networks without unlocking new CYBER or changing the current supply of tokens. To address this and prevent a similar situation from happening again, the following measures are announced: A new proposal was put forward to gain community support for the bridge, with a multi-day voting period for proper review and discussion. An external well-known security expert was commissioned to conduct a bridge security audit to ensure maximum security of the community treasury funds. A Dune dashboard was set up to provide total and circulating supply data of CYBER tokens at any time, as well as a multi-signature wallet to unlock the tokens.