Some people also believe that this incident is not a hack but an internal incident. A user said: 'Is there any evidence that this is a hack? What if CoinDash gave the address and blamed the hacker for taking ETH for free? '
CoinDash's website is now closed and the company requires investors to lose money by sending Ether to the wrong CoinDash Token recovery address (CDT) by filling in the information here. However, investors who send Ether to a fake address after the website collapses will not be reimbursed.
'CoinDash will be responsible for all contributors and will send CDT for each contribution,' the company said. 'Those who send ETH to the fake address on the website and send ETH to the official address CoinDash.io will receive the CDT'.
This is not the first time that ICO funding has been hacked. Last year, $ 50 million also disappeared after hackers exploited the weakness of executing the code at the Decentralized Anonymous Organization (DAO).