Lympo Statement to The Community
On 10 January 2022 at approximately 2:32 PM (UTC +2), hackers managed to gain access to Lympo’s operational hot wallet and stole a total of approximately 165.2 million LMT from it. The following wallets were compromised during the hack:
0x5D32b87A43a2bd1f7df209d2F475b165d2c09E24
0x526232F70b97938E19394e57BC5eE1d5d929074e
0xB0a60eBA24f6CF18CFDED0672c5C7a7529DcC342
0x934dd62782BFe4a8E3f096E014266e5F5adc1b2a
0x877eECC3Ae4Bb28f048c16CD65A44cDE025345a1
0x36d97147cF8E1B75254748Cf0A102316fCc61697
0xA432C0081307733e801Ea7877e725F4E0adfbBfF
0x4b936321b0E3E2d919412502B6aDA09E9b7d484b
0x75912Da145cA00092AF317F8c3A84073A5665256
0x4C801611cdaB559861d4dB24155927F903DEa02A
In response to this attack, Lympo enacted safeguards to ensure that no additional LMT could be stolen by the hackers.
We are temporarily removing LMT from various liquidity pools in order to minimize disruption to token prices following the hack.
Note that the majority of the LMT reserve sits in cold wallet storage, and has remained secure and uncompromised throughout the incident.
The attack is still being investigated, but we assure all LMT token holders that we are working hard to resume normal operations as soon as possible. We are preparing a comprehensive plan on how the effects of this attack will be remediated and will share it with our community as soon as it’s available.
