A currency trading platform has been hacked, causing losses of about $ 7 million in investors' money.
The currency trading platform, "Coin Dash," said Monday, that its location has been compromised, to steal 6.4 million of the first participants in the process of subscription to electronic currency, according to "Bloomberg."
The trading platform added that investors were directed to pay via the "ethrium" currency, and sent the money to a smart email address in an email, but did not send those messages to the address and was hacked into a fake address.
The trading platform, which describes itself as a social trading platform, said it did not know who was responsible for the attack, which is still going on, and is asking investors to stop sending the "ethrium" to the site.
"This incident was harmful to our shareholders, but it is not the end of our project, and the platform is responsible for returning all the currencies to shareholders," the Queen Dash platform said in a statement.
The sales were supposed to take place for 28 days or up to $ 12 million, but the platform confirmed it had reached $ 6.4 million from the first participants.
"All the investors who sent the" ethrium "currency, either at the correct or counterfeit address, will recover their currency," said Coin Dash.