Odin Fun co-founder issues the fourth update on the attack incident, multiple repairs and accountability measures are progressing in parallel
Foresight News reported that Odin Fun co-founder Bob Bodily posted on Twitter stating that several efforts are currently being carried out in parallel regarding the Odin Fun attack: the platform is being rolled back to its state prior to the attack; efforts are underway to retrieve large cryptocurrency withdrawals purchased from the platform after the attack; collaborating with law enforcement agencies and exchanges to trace and freeze the attacker’s funds, and preparing to take legal action; coordinating with other Bitcoin protocols that were also affected by vulnerabilities in third-party smart contracts; the vulnerability has been confirmed, fixed, verified, and deployed; a comprehensive third-party smart contract audit is in progress; continuous communication is being maintained with the main community to reach the best solution; and discussions are being held with users to jointly determine the optimal path for restarting the platform.
Previously, on April 1, Odin Fun experienced an unusually large sell-off (mainly of a few Meme coins, such as BURRITO and CRYPTOBURG), followed by multiple users reporting abnormal account balances, with BTC and tokens being unusually withdrawn.
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