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Metamask false positive

Currently, the company Metamask has mistakenly flagged our tokens PirateCash, Cosanta and wDASH, which may result in the following message appearing.

This happened because the old contract contained a function for creating new coins to avoid minting the entire supply at once (The contracts were flagged due to the DepositTo function which allows address 0xA1312fe9cf8CA8a52c9DC3Bf5F4B999eaC298670 to mint tokens).

Solidus Labs (Blockaid) has already removed this warning, but Metamask reports that it will take 24 hours.

We think this may be due to the appearance of a PIRATE clone and thus they decided to protect users from buying another token by mistake, with the DepositTo function being just an excuse.

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