After crypto investors raised concerns about the abrupt liquidation of all assets of Bob Bodily, developer of the Bitcoin ecosystem trading platform Odin.Fun, Bodily has clarified that his account was hacked.
Bob Bodily’s Odin.Fun Account Hacked
Bob Bodily responded to the liquidations of all his assets on the platform, stating, “My Odin.Fun account was hacked. Dealing with this, more information will be updated as soon as possible.” He added that only his ODIN.FUN account was compromised (so far), and not his BTC address.
My ODIN•FUN account was hacked.
Working on it. More info as soon as I can.
— Bob Bodily, PhD 👋 | #BTC #ETH #ICP 🧙🏽♂️ (@BobBodily) April 14, 2025
Bodily also announced that Odin.Fun has stopped trading/withdrawals to ensure this isn’t a broader issue on the platform, as the investigations are still ongoing.
X was ablaze with both vigilance and suspicion after hackers liquidated all of Bodily’s assets on the Odin platform.
According to market data, the token $ODINDOG on Odin.Fun has plummeted over 50% in the past 24 hours after the incident. However, the crypto has slightly recovered. $ODINDOG is currently trading at $0.18082 after a dip of 8.14% in the past 24 hours.
The platform had recently celebrated its 1000th BTC in volume on April 12. This feat marked ODINDOG as the second top Bitcoin token of ALL TIME based on volume.
In just the first quarter of 2025, the crypto industry has seen some of the biggest hack losses, with Bybit’s $1.5 billion being the biggest one. However, the Bybit team came out of this loss stronger and recovered all the investors’ funds lost in the incident. The silver lining in this process was that the Bybit hack soon became one of the most talked-about case studies of crisis management in the crypto industry, thanks to the firm’s ‘transparent communication’.
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