TechFlow, on August 19, according to Bob Bodily, co-founder of Odin.fun, the platform is currently cooperating with relevant authorities to recover frozen funds across various centralized exchanges and tokens. The platform has nearly completed its audit and repair work, and the audit report will be publicly released prior to resuming trading.
Odin.fun stated it is working with multiple partners to ensure users' funds are fully backed at a 1:1 ratio, which is expected to be completed within several days. The team is currently assessing the impact of the attacker on the platform while removing illicit transaction records while preserving legitimate user transactions.
Odin.fun noted that three conditions must be met before trading resumes: confirmation of user funds, completion of the audit, and completion of platform cleanup. Bob Bodily said all tasks are progressing in an orderly manner.
Previous report, Odin.fun suffered a hacker attack in March this year.
