Today was definitely a netflix worthy show. I watched the hardfork being implemented and checked on steemd to see its status. I was taken aback when I saw some accounts like 
As I was active on twitter and was about to delete my old twitter since I decided to go off the grid, I saw tweet coming from Justin Sun mentioning his stance on the Hard Fork which sounded pretty arrogant and ignorant. Having to see it all, I don't know how he still thinks the witnesses steal his asset. In which to be fair, the witnesses asset come from their own investment and pocket.
After all vested steem and even sbd were transfered to account called community321, apparently someone got hold of the account and sent a memo that has a message to return the steem into the respective owners. Well for those who don't understand, that kind of memo will halt the transaction. Therefore, Never put memo that's not supposed to be the exchange memo. Given bittrex is notorious with their extreme KYC, you might save yourself some pain.
https://twitter.com/MarkyHive/status/1263125326034612231
- MarkyHive
As of now we don't know who is behind this account. The white knight remains anonymous but there might be hints. There was a memo written in Korean saying stealing is bad. Could this explain something? that remains a mystery which may be unfold later in this very dramatic netflix worthy show.
Various crypto news sites have been reporting this case too. There are many and growing speculations out there as to what's going to happen next. As of now, some exchanges have taken their action regarding this Hard Fork which may cause potential legal action. So, keep an eye as to what's going to happen. It'll only get steamier.
~ Signing out
