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Great news everyone! Odin Fun trading will go live again in 24 hours! All user balances returned We are rolling back all transactions to just prior to the hack. This means all user balances will be returned to exactly what they were prior to the attack. This includes BTC and tokens. Known hacker addresses have been frozen. Cryptoburg token Trading, deposits, add/remove LP, transfers, and withdrawals will go live for all tokens except for Cryptoburg. Cryptoburg has a secondary marketplace (the Gate exchange) which makes their token a bit complicated to deal with. Some users bought for cheap on Odin Fun and sold on Gate. Some bought for cheap on Gate and have deposited to Odin Fun to sell one we roll back. To protect the Cryptoburg community we have worked with the Cryptoburg team, and with their direction, have decided to fork the Cryptoburg token and airdrop the new token to all holders (except for the ones who purchased low market cap tokens after the hack). They have already announced this to their community and we will help them with the airdrop. Because of this, the Cryptoburg token will continue to be locked after we open for trading until we finish the airdrop. Odin Fun BTC We are actively pursuing the hacker from all legal angles, but as of right now we have not recovered the funds. This means there isn’t enough BTC in the platform to cover all user deposits. We’ve discussed this at great length with our Chinese community supporters, and with their support and direction, we have decided on the following plan: 1. Open the platform now, and in the meantime, continue to attempt to recover user funds 2. Increase fees (0.5% to 1%) and use all platform profit to restore missing funds in the platform 3. We don’t take this decision lightly. But based on the overwhelming support we’ve seen from our Chinese communities, we believe the platform can open in its current state and continue to thrive. Post Mortem The vulnerability occurred in the SIWB smart contract on ICP. This was a smart contract that was widely used across the ecosystem by 10+ teams, so this vulnerability didn’t just affect Odin Fun (there were multiple platforms that lost user funds). This smart contract had also been reviewed by multiple teams, so it wasn’t an obvious issue either. We identified the vulnerability and fixed it. We also thoroughly audited the SIWB smart contract (as well as our other smart contracts to be extra sure) and we are ready to go live again. Moving Forward Thank you to our incredible community. We wouldn’t be here without you. We appreciate your support and we are excited to continue to work together to grow Odin Fun. - Bob