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Today, June 5, 2023 - The Decimal team has decided not to integrate with the Atomic Wallet due to reports of it being hacked. On June 02, Atomic Wallet suffered a hack that resulted in the loss of at least $10 million in user funds. Many users are reporting a total loss of their digital assets, with the total damage exceeding $35 million. Atomic Wallet's development team said they are trying to figure out the cause of the exploit and will share all information about the investigation on Twitter, but for now the underlying cause remains unknown. Decimal pays special attention to security and adheres to decentralization standards. Decimal Wallet provides direct end-user interaction with the blockchain without processing or saving the Seed phrase. This introduces a number of limitations, such as: The inability to interfere with a particular address, for example, even if it is reliably known that infringing activities; Are being performed from that address; Lack of any mechanism to restore access; impossibility of importing a phrase But despite the limitations, there are a number of undoubted advantages: no one can interfere with the interaction between you and the blockchain; if you saved your Seed Phrase securely, no one but you can access your wallet. Recall that Decimal is currently available on: Decimal Wallet, Spacebot, MetaMask, Keplr, Trust Wallet, Tangem, Mycointainer, Earn network.

Atomic Wallet has been hacked

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