PinGo, a DePIN project on The Open Network (TON), said it has been hit by another network attack, according to an official statement cited by ChainCatcher. The team said the attacker has already sold part of the tokens involved in the incident.
PinGo added that it has completed the consolidation of on-chain assets and is actively handling the security event. At the same time, Gate has temporarily suspended deposits for the PinGo token, PINGO.
The team said it will continue to disclose follow-up information as the incident develops. Following the event, PINGO briefly posted a gain of as much as 70% and was last quoted at $0.03.
No further details about the attack were disclosed in the statement provided in the news digest.
PinGo, a DePIN project on TON, said in an official post that it has suffered another network attack, according to ChainCatcher. The attacker has already sold part of the tokens involved in the incident.
The PinGo team said it has completed the consolidation of on-chain assets and is actively dealing with the security event. Gate has temporarily suspended deposits for the PinGo token.
The team said it will continue to disclose follow-up information as the situation develops. After the incident, PINGO briefly rose as much as 70% and was quoted at $0.03.
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