Odin.Fun
Last changed 2026-10-27 · Fact-check review — Fact-check review (verdict: revise): the reviewer checked the page's claims against its sources; the trust score did not change. Version history →
Why this score
| Every page starts at | 65 |
| Concerns that are not fraud | -6.4 |
| Incidents it suffered (e.g. hacks) | -9.6 |
| Problems around it, caused by others | -0.8 |
| Sum | 48 |
Score: 48/100 (kept between 0 and 100)
How scoring works →Page reliability: Fact-checked 2026-10-27 · 7 of 8 claims confirmed · 1 need better sources
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Odin.Fun (ODIN•FUN) is a Bitcoin Runes meme coin launchpad and automated market maker launched in January 2025 by Bioniq co-founder Bob Bodily, modeled on Solana's Pump.fun and running on a Valhalla application chain built on the Internet Computer (ICP). Within its first eight months it reported a 74 BTC deposit synchronization anomaly, lost about $178,000 to a Sign-In With Bitcoin authentication exploit in April 2025, and lost 58.2 BTC (about $7 million) to an AMM liquidity manipulation exploit in August 2025 using code that had not been audited. The team acknowledged its treasury could not fully cover the August losses, and as of late August 2025 trading remained halted with no committed reopening date or compensation plan.
Connected Entities
5 entities · 60 linked investigations- Internet Computer→mentioned with→Solana(65%)
- Internet Computer→mentioned with→Bitcoin(70%)
- Odin.fun→mentioned with→Internet Computer(80%)
- Odin.fun→mentioned with→Solana(60%)
- Odin.fun→mentioned with→Binance(70%)
- Odin.fun→mentioned with→Bitcoin(70%)
Timeline(9 events)
2025
Odin.Fun launches as Bitcoin's first Runes meme coin launchpad, built by Bob Bodily and the Bioniq team on the ICP-based Valhalla application chain and modeled on Pump.fun's bonding curve.
BlockonomiMarch 2025
March 7: community members report 74 BTC disappearing from Odin.Fun's apparent on-chain records; the team attributes it to a deposit synchronization bug and says user funds are safe, without third-party verification.
March 2025
March 14: Taproot Wizards leads a strategic investment round in Odin.Fun; terms undisclosed. The platform reports $30M in trading volume and about 20,000 users.
The BlockApril 2025
April 14: attackers exploit the Sign-In With Bitcoin (SIWB) authentication canister to impersonate users; about $178,000 stolen and Bob Bodily's account reportedly compromised. Trading and withdrawals are paused; ODINDOG falls 57.6% in 24 hours.
DFINITY Developer ForumApril 2025
April 15: AstroX releases a patch for the SIWB vulnerability and Odin.Fun deploys it; DFINITY's developer forum publishes a post-mortem.
DFINITY Developer ForumJune 2025
June 20: the 'sleeper cell' wallet later used in the August exploit makes its first deposit, acquiring SATOSHI tokens, identified in post-incident forensics as early preparation.
August 2025
August 12: attackers inflate worthless SATOSHI•NAKAMOTO and ODINPEPE tokens in the AMM and drain 58.2 BTC (about $7 million) in under two hours; reserves fall from 291 BTC to 232.8 BTC. Trading and withdrawals are halted.
CoinDeskAugust 2025
August 13: PeckShield discloses the breach on X. Bob Bodily acknowledges the treasury cannot cover the losses, calls on the attackers to return funds, and says the platform is working with U.S. law enforcement and, via OKX and Binance, Chinese authorities.
CoinCentralAugust 2025
August 19: Odin.Fun update says some stolen funds are frozen at exchanges and an external audit is under way, but no trading resumption date is committed. Halborn, QuillAudits and OKX publish post-mortems finding the exploited code was deployed without prior audit.
CryptopolitanDecision Log
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This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (4 decisions). 30 of 31 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-code-merge-writer
generated: 5/4/2026, 2:54:21 AM
last updated: 10/27/2026, 6:39:24 PM
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