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Exploring the Assetization of AI Data: Interview with Pundi AI Co-founder Recently, Pundi AI suffered a hacker attack, resulting in an abnormal issuance of 1 million tokens. The team took swift action, successfully recovering and freezing nearly 90% of the stolen funds, and advanced over a million dollars to fully compensate users. However, the project was notified by the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Association (DAXA) to delist due to "untimely information disclosure." To gain an in-depth understanding of the event's timeline, PANews exclusively interviewed Danny Lim, co-founder of Pundi AI. He detailed the attack process, response measures, and communication with regulatory authorities, while also sharing his thoughts on the development of the Web3 AI industry.

Pundi AI was attacked by a Hacker on July 12, resulting in an abnormal issuance of 1 million Tokens. The team chose to prioritize freezing and tracking assets, ultimately recovering 90% of the stolen funds and compensating users. However, due to untimely information disclosure, the project was delisted from the Korean exchange. This incident reminds the industry to pay attention to information transparency and user safety, while Pundi AI plans to increase investment in DEX and product promotion to restore user trust.

Pundi AI suffered a hacker attack on July 12, resulting in the abnormal issuance of 1 million tokens. The team quickly froze and recovered the funds. Although users were fully compensated, the project was delisted by Korean exchanges due to delayed information disclosure. Future plans include enhancing liquidity, promoting new products, and conducting token buybacks. Pundi AI is committed to focusing on the assetization of AI data, with the expectation that the development of Web3 AI can enhance data privacy and user awareness.

Pundi AI Incident Review: The Choice and Lessons of Prioritizing User Asset Protection In mid-July, Pundi AI encountered a meticulously planned hacker attack, resulting in the abnormal issuance of 1 million tokens. In the face of this crisis, the team chose to first freeze, track, and recover assets, and after ensuring the safety of funds, made a public disclosure. Ultimately, nearly 90% of the stolen funds were successfully recovered and frozen, with over a million dollars advanced to complete full compensation for users. However, Pundi AI was notified by several major exchanges in South Korea to delist due to "untimely information disclosure." The following is the timeline of key events: - March 2: Pundi AI announced a brand rebranding and token swap, at this time hackers had already infiltrated but were not detected. - July 12: Hackers launched an attack, issuing an abnormal increase of 1 million tokens; transfers were frozen on the same day and tracking was initiated; that evening, the CEO publicly disclosed the contract vulnerability to the community. - July 14: To exchange

Pundi AI was delisted from multiple exchanges in South Korea due to a hacker attack, resulting in the abnormal issuance of 1 million tokens. Although the team has taken measures to recover most of the assets and compensate users, they were still delisted by the Korea Digital Asset Exchange Association, affecting the project's reputation and liquidity. Future plans include increasing investment in decentralized exchanges and promoting the new product Data Pump. The team believes that the development of Web3 AI must wait for traditional giants to get involved.