For the rest of the users reading this thread, CSL's last assumptions are not the case. I wanted to point this out before someone took his FUD for fact. I simply grew tired of holding his hand while attempting to help him understand our actual situation. Since I have become involved with CryptoRush I have learned that regardless of what is said, people seem to have a preconceived notion about CR and nothing can be said to change this. I apologize to everyone for the childish trolls stalking this thread taking up so much space with their nonsense.

The information that we can give out for now is as follows:

- The site is currently offline. A user found a vulnerability and exploited it to increase their balances. The vulnerability has been patched, but we are not bringing the site back online yet and do not have an estimate as to when it will be up again. The site will be back online as soon as possible.

- Contrary to some beliefs, just because certain coins were listed on the CR 1.0 balance section of the Portfolio page and had not yet been converted to CRBs does not mean that they are solvent or insolvent. It only meant that the CR 1.0 database showed a balance for that particular user in that amount. Once the audit could be completed for that coin, the coins would be returned (if solvent) or converted to CRBs (if insolvent) or a mixture of the two (if "partially solvent").

- For those who have not seen the presentation by KingDragon at GrrCON, it can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0K9xK5t9ckc. The total list of stolen coins is not anywhere in this presentation, because the total extent is unknown. This is why I have been conducting the audits. As mentioned before, any assistance from the community regarding working nodes for any coins CR 1.0 hosted is greatly appreciated and will expedite the audits. Some of the coins' status is simply unknown because the wallets will not connect. Until the wallets are running and synced, there is no way to know if the coins are solvent or insolvent.