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SUI $0.6823 -0.99%
XLM $0.1578 -0.99%
ZEC $493.70 +0.61%
BTC $62,956.98 -0.74%
ETH $1,880.26 -0.24%
BNB $606.94 -0.58%
XRP $0.9988 -0.95%
SOL $75.34 -1.11%
TRX $0.3323 -0.55%
DOGE $0.0700 -0.11%
ADA $0.1799 -1.49%
BCH $204.77 -0.67%
LINK $8.99 +1.49%
HYPE $56.43 -1.87%
AAVE $86.35 -2.06%
SUI $0.6823 -0.99%
XLM $0.1578 -0.99%
ZEC $493.70 +0.61%

CertiK: Total losses in the cryptocurrency industry exceeded $1.53 billion in February, setting a new historical record

2025-03-05 17:42:47

ChainCatcher news, according to data from the Web3 security agency CertiK, the cryptocurrency industry lost up to $1.53 billion in February 2025, with the $1.4 billion attack on Bybit by the North Korean Lazarus Group becoming the largest cryptocurrency hacking incident in history, accounting for 91% of the total losses for that month. Excluding the Bybit incident, the losses in February still reached $126 million, an increase of 28.5% compared to January.

Other significant events include the stablecoin payment company Infini losing $49 million due to a suspected administrator privilege vulnerability, and the ZkLend protocol being hacked for $10 million. CertiK pointed out that the main causes of losses this month were wallet leaks, code vulnerabilities ($20 million), and phishing attacks ($1.8 million).

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