Blockchain gaming platform PLAYDAPP has fallen victim to a hacker attack, where the attacker forged 200 million PLA tokens worth $31 million and distributed them to various addresses. A portion of these tokens, valued at $5.9 million, has been transferred to the GATE platform. PLAYDAPP is taking measures to protect its PLA assets, including notifying partner trading platforms to suspend trading and resolve unauthorized token issues. Additionally, all PLA tokens held by PLAYDAPP will be transferred to a new secure wallet.

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<p>Breaking news from TechFlow: According to Cyvers Alerts, the blockchain gaming platform PlayDapp was targeted by a hacker attack today. The attacker's address was added as a minter, resulting in the creation of 200 million PLA tokens (worth $31 million). Currently, these PLA tokens have been distributed to various addresses, with a portion worth $5.9 million stolen and transferred to the Gate platform.</p>
<p>PlayDapp posted on social media platform X, stating, "The PLA token contract has been compromised by a hacker attack, resulting in the creation of additional PLA tokens. PlayDapp has directly informed all partner trading platforms to negotiate the suspension of trading and resolve the issue of unauthorized tokens. PlayDapp is taking immediate action to protect PLA assets, which involves forcibly transferring all PLA held by PlayDapp to a new secure wallet. This includes locked and unlocked assets."</p>
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PLAYDAPP suffered a hacker attack, resulting in a loss of 31 million US dollars in PLA tokens.