Decentralized data company Truflation is offering a $500,000 bounty after a $5 million hack targeting its treasury and personal wallets. The attack occurred on Sept. 25, potentially linked to malware from the Token 2049 event in Singapore. Truflation’s CEO, Stefan Rust, assured customers that their funds are safe, though staking services and liquidity have been paused.

The company has given the hackers until Sept. 28 to return the stolen funds. If they don’t comply, the reward will be offered to anyone who can help identify and convict the attackers. Despite the disruption, Truflation’s development plans, including its mainnet launch, remain unaffected.

With law enforcement and industry experts involved, the hunt is on—can Truflation recover the stolen funds, or will the hackers remain at large? Show Less