According to the company, a cyberattack that stole $35 million from Atomic Wallet customers since June 2 affected less than 1% of its monthly active users. Following the incident, Atomic Wallet, along with individual blockchain investigators, increased efforts to track and return stolen funds. In an attempt to capitalise on the uproar, a few verified scam Twitter accounts impersonated Atomic Wallet while spreading phishing links claiming to assist customers in recovering their monies. Despite Atomic Wallet’s declaration, several customers continued to report fund losses. Furthermore, the community criticised the company’s attempt to mitigate the harm.