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In what year was The DAO on Ethereum hacked?

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2016 uint256

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ethereum.org, blog.ethereum.org, eip-779 (ethereum eips repository, https://eips.ethereum.org/eips/eip-779), 'hardfork meta: dao fork', which documents the dao attack occurring on 2016-06-17 and the resulting hard fork; corroborated by the ethereum foundation's own history writeups referencing the june 2016 dao hack., en.wikipedia.org, ethereum foundation blog post "critical update re: dao vulnerability" (june 17, 2016, https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability), documenting the exploit of the dao smart contract on the ethereum mainnet; this event led to the ethereum/ethereum classic hard fork (eip-779, homestead-era fork at block 1920000)., ethereum foundation blog post 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (blog.ethereum.org, june 17, 2016), describing the exploit of the dao smart contract that led to the hard fork creating ethereum (eth) and ethereum classic (etc)., ethereum foundation blog post 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (ethereum.org/en/blog/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability/), which documents the dao attack occurring on june 17, 2016, leading to the july 2016 dao hard fork (eip-779)., ethereum foundation blog, "an update on the dao", https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/update-on-the-dao/ (published june 17, 2016, describing the attack as having just occurred); corroborated by wikipedia's "the dao (organization)" article documenting the june 2016 hack leading to the july 2016 hard fork (eip-779)., ethereum foundation blog, "critical update re: dao vulnerability" (ethereum.org/en/history/, june 2016 entry) and the ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/#dao-fork), which document the dao exploit occurring on june 17, 2016, leading to the dao fork (ethereum improvement proposal / hard fork) at block 1,920,000 in july 2016., ethereum foundation blog, "critical update re: dao vulnerability" (june 17, 2016), https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability/ and ethereum.org history page (https://ethereum.org/en/history/) which lists the dao attack under the 2016 entries, ethereum foundation blog, "critical update re: dao vulnerability", blog.ethereum.org, june 17, 2016, ethereum foundation blog, "critical update re: dao vulnerability", published june 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org), describing the attack on the dao contract, ethereum foundation blog, "critical update re: dao vulnerability", published june 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability); corroborated by ethereum.org/en/history which dates "the dao is hacked" to 2016., ethereum foundation blog, 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (june 17, 2016), https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability/ — documents the dao exploit occurring in june 2016, which subsequently led to the ethereum/ethereum classic hard fork split., ethereum foundation blog, 'critical update re: dao vulnerability', june 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org), ethereum foundation blog, 'critical update re: dao vulnerability', published june 17, 2016, documenting the dao exploit date as 2016, ethereum foundation blog, 'hard fork completed' (july 2016), and standard ethereum history references documenting the dao attack on june 17, 2016, ethereum foundation blog, https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability, ethereum foundation blog, vitalik buterin, critical update re: dao vulnerability, june 17, 2016. https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability, ethereum foundation blog, vitalik buterin, ‘critical update re: dao vulnerability’ (june 17, 2016): https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability, ethereum foundation blog, ‘critical update re: dao vulnerability’ (june 17, 2016): https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability, ethereum foundation blog: 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (blog.ethereum.org, june 17, 2016); ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history), ethereum foundation blog: 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (june 17, 2016), https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability; corroborated by ethereum.org/en/history, ethereum.org 'history of ethereum' page and eip-779 (dao hard fork proposal), both stating the dao was hacked in june 2016, ethereum.org ("history of ethereum") and the ethereum foundation blog post "critical update re: dao vulnerability" (june 17, 2016), corroborated by the well-documented july 2016 dao hard fork (ethereum vs ethereum classic split), ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) documents the dao attack occurring in june 2016, which led to the dao fork hard fork on the ethereum network., ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) documents the dao attack occurring in june 2016, which led to the july 2016 hard fork; this is corroborated by the ethereum foundation's official dao hard fork announcement blog post dated 2016., ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) — documents the dao hack in june 2016, ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/) and the ethereum foundation's blog post 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (june 17, 2016), both stating the dao smart contract was exploited in june 2016, leading to the july 2016 hard fork that created ethereum (eth) and ethereum classic (etc)., ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/) documents the dao attack under its june 2016 entry, describing the draining of over 3.6 million eth from the dao smart contract on june 17, 2016; this is also corroborated by the ethereum foundation's eip-779 (hardfork meta: dao wars) which describes the response hard fork executed shortly after the june 2016 hack., ethereum.org history page (https://ethereum.org/en/history/) and eip-779 (hardfork meta - dao wipe), which document the dao hack and subsequent hard fork occurring in june 2016, ethereum.org history page (https://ethereum.org/en/history/), documenting the dao hack in june 2016 and the resulting hard fork in july 2016, ethereum.org history page (https://ethereum.org/en/history/), june 2016 entry documenting the dao attack, ethereum.org history page (https://ethereum.org/en/history/), which places the dao fork in 2016 as the response to the 2016 dao attack; corroborated by the wikipedia article 'the dao' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/the_dao), which dates the hack to june 17, 2016. both were read directly., ethereum.org, 'history of ethereum' (https://ethereum.org/en/history/) and eip-779 ('hardfork meeting issue: dao wars soft/hard fork') both document that the dao smart contract was exploited on june 17, 2016, prompting the ethereum hard fork at block 1,920,000 later that year., ethereum.org, 'history of ethereum' (https://ethereum.org/en/history/) — states the dao was hacked in june 2016, leading to the dao fork (ethereum/ethereum classic split) at block 1,920,000 in july 2016., ethereum.org, 'history of ethereum' (https://ethereum.org/en/history/), which states the dao smart contract was hacked in june 2016, leading to the hard fork that created ethereum classic., ethereum.org, the dao hack: story of ethereum classic (transcript), https://ethereum.org/videos/dao-hack-ethereum-classic/, ethereum.org, timeline of all ethereum forks (dao fork entry): https://ethereum.org/ethereum-forks/, ethereum.org/en/history (dao attack, june 2016); eip-779 (dao hard fork, 2016), ethereum.org/en/history (dao hack, june 2016) and ethereum foundation blog post 'critical update re: dao vulnerability', 2016-06-17, ethereum.org/en/history (ethereum foundation official history page), which documents the dao hack as occurring in june 2016, leading to the dao fork (ethereum/ethereum classic split) at block 1,920,000., ethereum.org/en/history (ethereum history page, 2016 entry: 'the dao is hacked'); corroborated by the ethereum foundation blog post 'critical update re: dao vulnerability', published 2016-06-17 at blog.ethereum.org, ethereum.org/en/history (history of ethereum) and the ethereum foundation blog 'critical update re: dao vulnerability' (june 17, 2016), corroborated by eip-779 (hardfork meta - dao fork), ethereum.org/en/history - the dao attack, june 2016, ethereum.org/en/history - the dao hack occurred in june 2016, ethereum.org/en/history — documents the dao hack occurring in june 2016

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  1. pinnedblocks 26,059,000 to 26,059,299 to · on Ethereum mainnet
  2. answered143 of 143 agreed140 needed
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    #2942,016Ethereum Foundation blog, "Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability", published June 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability); corroborated by ethereum.org/en/history which dates "The DAO is hacked" to 2016.
    #3632,016Ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/) and the Ethereum Foundation's blog post 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability' (June 17, 2016), both stating The DAO smart contract was exploited in June 2016, leading to the July 2016 hard fork that created Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).
    #15302,016ethereum.org ("History of Ethereum") and the Ethereum Foundation blog post "CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability" (June 17, 2016), corroborated by the well-documented July 2016 DAO hard fork (Ethereum vs Ethereum Classic split)
    #8232,016ethereum.org 'History of Ethereum' page and EIP-779 (DAO hard fork proposal), both stating The DAO was hacked in June 2016
    #8712,016Ethereum Foundation blog, 'Hard Fork Completed' (July 2016), and standard Ethereum history references documenting the DAO attack on June 17, 2016
    #652,016Ethereum Foundation blog, "Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability" (ethereum.org/en/history/, June 2016 entry) and the Ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/#dao-fork), which document The DAO exploit occurring on June 17, 2016, leading to the DAO Fork (Ethereum Improvement Proposal / hard fork) at block 1,920,000 in July 2016.
    #1312,016Ethereum Foundation blog, 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability', published June 17, 2016, documenting the DAO exploit date as 2016
    #62,016ethereum.org/en/history — documents The DAO hack occurring in June 2016
    #12152,016Ethereum Foundation blog, "Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability", published June 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org), describing the attack on The DAO contract
    #662,016from ethereum.org
    #8492,016ethereum.org/en/history (DAO hack, June 2016) and Ethereum Foundation blog post 'Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability', 2016-06-17
    #882,016Ethereum Foundation blog: 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability' (blog.ethereum.org, June 17, 2016); Ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history)
    #15402,016Ethereum Foundation blog post 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability' (blog.ethereum.org, June 17, 2016), describing the exploit of The DAO smart contract that led to the hard fork creating Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).
    #6252,016ethereum.org/en/history (History of Ethereum) and the Ethereum Foundation blog 'Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability' (June 17, 2016), corroborated by EIP-779 (Hardfork Meta - DAO Fork)
    #5922,016Ethereum Foundation blog, 'Critical Update Re: DAO Vulnerability', June 17, 2016 (blog.ethereum.org)
    #14012,016ethereum.org/en/history (Ethereum Foundation official history page), which documents The DAO hack as occurring in June 2016, leading to the DAO Fork (Ethereum/Ethereum Classic split) at block 1,920,000.
    #8862,016ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) documents the DAO attack occurring in June 2016, which led to the July 2016 hard fork; this is corroborated by the Ethereum Foundation's official DAO hard fork announcement blog post dated 2016.
    #3992,016ethereum.org/en/history (DAO attack, June 2016); EIP-779 (DAO hard fork, 2016)
    #7062,016ethereum.org/en/history - The DAO hack occurred in June 2016
    #3412,016ethereum.org/en/history (Ethereum History page, 2016 entry: 'The DAO is hacked'); corroborated by the Ethereum Foundation blog post 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability', published 2016-06-17 at blog.ethereum.org
    #72,016from ethereum.org
    #15542,016Ethereum Foundation blog, "CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability", blog.ethereum.org, June 17, 2016
    #642,016from ethereum.org
    #4432,016ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) documents the DAO attack occurring in June 2016, which led to the DAO Fork hard fork on the Ethereum network.
    #472,016from ethereum.org
    #14642,016Ethereum Foundation blog post 'CRITICAL UPDATE Re: DAO Vulnerability' (ethereum.org/en/blog/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability/), which documents The DAO attack occurring on June 17, 2016, leading to the July 2016 DAO hard fork (EIP-779).
    #7082,016ethereum.org/en/history - The DAO attack, June 2016
    #8092,016Wikipedia: The DAO (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_DAO)
    #1532,016Ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history/) documents The DAO attack under its June 2016 entry, describing the draining of over 3.6 million ETH from The DAO smart contract on June 17, 2016; this is also corroborated by the Ethereum Foundation's EIP-779 (Hardfork Meta: DAO Wars) which describes the response hard fork executed shortly after the June 2016 hack.
    #292,016ethereum.org history page (ethereum.org/en/history) — documents The DAO hack in June 2016
    #702,016from ethereum.org
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