PinGo confirms second cyberattack in 2026

• PinGo has confirmed a second cyberattack, with some stolen PINGO tokens already sold.
• The project has isolated its remaining on-chain assets, but has not disclosed the loss size.
• PINGO trades in a thin market, with daily volume around $15,000–$16,000.

PinGo has confirmed a second cyberattack, with some stolen PINGO (CRYPTO:PINGO) tokens already sold by the attacker.

The project has moved and isolated its remaining on-chain assets while its team investigates the incident.

PinGo has not disclosed the attack method, total losses or whether user funds have been affected.

The attack has occurred after an earlier security incident that PinGo has previously acknowledged without publicly disclosing its full details.

PINGO has a market capitalisation of roughly $6 million to $7.5 million, while daily trading volume has been around $15,000–$16,000.

The token has traded about 93% below its $0.4025 all-time high, while price feeds have recently shown values between $0.02 and $0.06.

PinGo has said it will provide more information on the losses and further developments as its internal response process continues.

At the time of reporting, PinGo price was $0.02023.