Atomiq said it has made the difficult decision to take all atomiq swap routes offline for now. The decentralized exchange protocol said it is a small team and cannot currently withstand a large number of sophisticated AI-assisted attacks targeting its infrastructure. The project stressed that user funds are not at risk because the protocol is trustless. It also said the web app remains accessible, past swaps can still be refunded, and users with questions can reach out through support channels. Atomiq thanked its loyal users and said it will work to return in a stronger position.
Atomiq pulls all swap routes offline
ChainCatcher reported that decentralized exchange protocol Atomiq has decided to temporarily take all Atomiq swap routes offline. The project described the move as a difficult one and did not give a timetable for bringing the routes back online.
Atomiq said it is a small team and is currently unable to withstand a large volume of sophisticated AI-assisted attacks targeting its infrastructure.
User funds, web app access and refunds
The protocol stressed that user funds are not at risk because the exchange system is trustless. It also said the web application remains accessible, and users can still request refunds for past swaps at any time.
Users with questions were told to contact the team through its support channels. Atomiq thanked its loyal users and said it will work to return in a stronger position.
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