A single AirDAO wallet is damaged, but the entire protocol is not affected and user funds are safe.

According to BlockBeats news, on March 21, the AirDAO team posted on social platforms that 35.2 million AMB and 125.51 ETH (approximately US$868,000) were stolen from its AMB/ETH Uniswap pool. The team is working with the exchange and relevant agencies to identify the hackers and recover all stolen funds. If the hacker returns the funds immediately, 10% of the white hat hacking fee will be paid; if the hacker does not cooperate, cooperation with law enforcement will continue. The hacker’s wallet address is 0xFD1754f6Cb9DA53c6F26E3E2eE3DE875CC11C7AA. They gained access to the LP through a social engineering scam in an email with a malicious attachment, impersonating a known partner. The team has contacted the trading platform used by the hackers to trace and freeze the stolen funds. This is a separate incident for liquidity pools. This will not affect users’ funds on the AirDAO blockchain or trading platform, nor will AirDAO’s multisig be affected.