Fogo's mainnet has resumed normal operations after a security breach that saw 400 million FOGO tokens stolen. The team has recovered 237 million tokens, permanently removing them from the total supply. Collaboration with centralized exchanges and law enforcement is ongoing to recover the remaining assets.
Fogo said its mainnet has been restarted and is now operating normally after the incident. And that’s the headline. In its official statement, the project said 400 million FOGO tokens were stolen in total, while 237 million have already been recovered and permanently taken out of the circulating supply.
The team also said it is working with centralized exchanges and law enforcement agencies to keep trying to recover the remaining affected assets. The investigation is still ongoing. More updates, it said, will be released only through official channels.
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