Investors piled millions into a project just hours after its launch, thinking they had found the next Dogecoin (DOGE). But $60 million quickly disappeared from a cryptocurrency project, according to one report. There are those who think that the problem is caused by a phishing attack. cryptocoin.com We are examining the details of the event…
Investors invested in AnubisDAO with enthusiasm for “New DOGE”
AnubisDAO was first introduced this week as a fork of OlympusDAO, a cryptocurrency backed by assets in its treasury. Advertised for the launch on a Twitter account and a Discord server, the fork’s theme focused on the Egyptian god of death, Anubis, who resembled a dog.
The report stated that investors poured $60 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) into a token sale to support the update despite the lack of a website. With a 24-hour sale, investors would receive Anubis or ANKH tokens. However, the liquidity in the pool, which allows investors to buy and sell tokens, was removed 20 hours before the sale.
Millions of dollars of ETH, which was poured into a token sale on a website, was then sent to a different address. Reports noted that the price of ANKH effectively went to zero as there was no liquidity to sell. The token sale has since been discontinued. People on Twitter have traced some transactions that link the wallet that received the funds to a Twitter account named @Beerus. However, the account in question was deleted. Later, the owner of this Twitter account claimed that they were exposed to a phishing attack using another account.
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