⚠️ IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE

Date: 13 September 2026

Dear BitDAO Users,

This is an important security notice regarding the BitDAO project and its old smart contract.

The BitDAO project has been closed for a long time. The old BitDAO contract has been compromised/hijacked and is currently NOT under the control of management of BitDAO or its development team.

Users who have previously interacted with the old BitDAO contract are strongly advised to take immediate action to protect their wallets and assets.

🚨 ACTION REQUIRED — ACT IMMEDIATELY

If you have any real funds, USDT, tokens, or other digital assets associated with a wallet that has previously interacted with the old BitDAO contract:

  • Move your funds and assets to a secure wallet immediately.
  • Review your token allowances and approvals granted to the old BitDAO contract.
  • Revoke any unnecessary or suspicious token allowances/approvals immediately.
  • Continue to monitor your wallet and transaction activity for any unauthorized activity.

Token allowances and wallet approvals are the responsibility of the wallet owner. Every user is responsible for managing, reviewing, revoking, and monitoring the permissions granted from their wallet.

BitDAO and its development team do not have access to users' private keys, seed phrases, wallets, or funds and cannot secure, recover, or control assets held in individual user wallets.

If any funds or assets are lost, transferred, or pulled from a user's wallet as a result of an existing token allowance, approval, compromised contract interaction, or any other unauthorized wallet activity, BitDAO and its development team will not be responsible for such loss.

Please do not delay. If you believe your wallet may have an active allowance or approval connected to the old BitDAO contract, review and revoke it immediately and move your assets to a secure wallet where appropriate.

⚠️ Act now. Secure your wallet. Revoke unnecessary approvals. Protect your assets.

BitDAO Security Notice
This notice is issued to inform users about the security risk associated with the old BitDAO contract. Users are solely responsible for the security and management of their own wallets, private keys, assets, token approvals, and allowances.