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.
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.
Inevitably, someone will appear and say that he lost a large sum and announcing that the site has been sized will make him a little afraid or avoid using legal methods.
The name of the site is suspicious since it doesn't really sound like a serious platform that's why I also suspect that this is exit scam so that they will get a supposed to be valid reason not to compensate their existing clients. This is bad excuse since maybe there will be more platform will follow and used this seized word as reason to do their glamorous exit.
Crazy things happen and maybe this is planned exit and hopefully this one didn't create big damage financially to large group of people here.