None of this makes sense:
- If it's hacked, I'd expect the hacker to replace deposit addresses to steal funds.
- If it's seized, I'd expect the DNS entry to be changed. I wouldn't expect to recycle CM's logo, and I wouldn't expect the exact same list of government organisations to be involved.
- If it's an exit scam, it makes no sense to pretend to be seized while they could still be collecting deposits. And nobody so far said they've been scammed.
- If they just quit because it's not profitable, they could have just said so.
This happened exactly 3 months after the domain name was registered.
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Personally, I think it's scam, but the reason they used ChipMixer is because many would be afraid to announce that he was scammed. A lot of people who used Chipmixer did not report any scam because they are afraid of the legal issue, so this little trick will scare a lot of people.