tldr; Crypto hacks in 2025 resulted in $2.78 billion in losses, with the Bybit hack alone accounting for $1.5 billion. The year saw a concentration of losses in Q1, followed by a decline in subsequent quarters. Wallet-related breaches were the most financially damaging, despite improvements in smart contract security. The data suggests a shift toward better security practices and reduced exploit frequency as the year progressed, indicating gradual progress in addressing crypto security challenges.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Then_Helicopter4243 on
That’s a massive figure. This shows how critical **security and vigilance** are in crypto, time for stronger protocols, audits, and user education across the space.
DryMyBottom on
situation Is still too bad if this wants to be the future of finance
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tldr; Crypto hacks in 2025 resulted in $2.78 billion in losses, with the Bybit hack alone accounting for $1.5 billion. The year saw a concentration of losses in Q1, followed by a decline in subsequent quarters. Wallet-related breaches were the most financially damaging, despite improvements in smart contract security. The data suggests a shift toward better security practices and reduced exploit frequency as the year progressed, indicating gradual progress in addressing crypto security challenges.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
That’s a massive figure. This shows how critical **security and vigilance** are in crypto, time for stronger protocols, audits, and user education across the space.
situation Is still too bad if this wants to be the future of finance