Dog’s Dog (Odindog), the original MIM currency of Bitcoin Odin.fun, has suffered a catastrophic collapse on Monday, as 61 % was eliminated in one day to trade at $ 0.128, according to data from Codingcko.
The X Co -Asset for Odindog has been hacked
The distinctive symbol’s diving came after the co -founder Bob Bodli certain X that his personal account on the platform may be at risk.
The situation is deteriorating quickly when Peckshield stated that the Deployer portfolio, which is allegedly associated with, has liquidated the entire Odindog property – which is more than $ 178,000. This aggressive sales amplified fears between investors and cause a wave of panic in the delicate liquid market.
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From Mimi to surveying the market
The free fall of the currency was especially brutal given its last highest levels. Just one month ago, Odindog reached the highest level ever at $ 1.78. The decrease of Monday reflects 0.128 dollars, as it followed on Coingecko, the collapse of 89.3 % of its peak. The price range swings over 24 hours violently from $ 0.1217 to $ 0.3309, with a lazy size of $ 86,000 only.
The three -month graph draws a pattern of the Book of School Books. After a briefly equal equivalent of volatile unification, Odindog entered a long trend, the decline was dramatically in April. It took the distinctive decline on Monday the distinctive symbol than each previous support level, which increased the lowest new level ever.
This last episode led to the thumb wider concerns about the infrastructure of the platform security. Some users have expressed frustration and anxiety about whether their money is safe, which attracts comparisons with previous prominent breaches. “Safety of money is the main question now,” an echoing one of the X users, echoing the feelings of a rocking society.
Although Odin.fun has not yet been released after death, the statute faces increasing pressure to restore user confidence. The longest trading and clouds remain suspended, and the greater the risk of permanent damage.
This incident comes in the wake of other encryption exploits, including a $ 1.4 billion bybit penetration and a $ 4.9 million violation of ZKLEND – which leads to a continuous security account throughout the industry.
