TechFlow news, December 8 — According to an official announcement, Dunamu, the operator of South Korean digital asset exchange Upbit, announced it has frozen 2.6 billion KRW worth of stolen assets and is appealing to the global digital asset community for assistance in recovering the funds.
Previously, after detecting abnormal withdrawal activity from its Solana network wallet, Upbit immediately suspended deposit and withdrawal services and upgraded its wallet system. The company has fully compensated customers for the lost 38.6 billion KRW using its own funds, ensuring users suffered no actual losses.
To improve recovery rates, Upbit has launched a recovery reward program, offering a 10% reward of the final recovered amount to individuals or organizations that assist in tracking and freezing the stolen assets. All digital asset deposit and withdrawal services have resumed normal operations as of December 6.
