What $NES is doing right now is not normal
After the Cosmos EVM exploit hit them, they dropped one vague short statement and then went quiet. No numbers, no clear breakdown of losses, no recovery plan, no detailed post-mortem, and no real updates for the community.
Compare that to $KII
When the same type of Cosmos EVM vulnerability hit them just one day earlier, they:
- Halted the chain immediately
- Released a full transparent incident report with exact numbers
- Clearly showed how much was stolen, how much is recoverable, and what was lost
- Explained the root cause
- Held live sessions to answer questions and outline next steps
$KII chose transparency and accountability.
NES chose silence and minimal communication.
In crypto, how a team responds after an exploit says everything about them. One project treated their community with respect. The other is leaving holders in the dark.
Transparency isn’t optional when millions are on the line.
After the Cosmos EVM exploit hit them, they dropped one vague short statement and then went quiet. No numbers, no clear breakdown of losses, no recovery plan, no detailed post-mortem, and no real updates for the community.
Compare that to $KII
When the same type of Cosmos EVM vulnerability hit them just one day earlier, they:
- Halted the chain immediately
- Released a full transparent incident report with exact numbers
- Clearly showed how much was stolen, how much is recoverable, and what was lost
- Explained the root cause
- Held live sessions to answer questions and outline next steps
$KII chose transparency and accountability.
NES chose silence and minimal communication.
In crypto, how a team responds after an exploit says everything about them. One project treated their community with respect. The other is leaving holders in the dark.
Transparency isn’t optional when millions are on the line.