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On-chain analysis reveals that Ethereum hackers have gained an additional $83 million by leveraging market dynamics during the ETH price surge, highlighting the importance of on-chain analysis in tracking and mitigating such exploits.
The content appears to be promotional material for a cryptocurrency token called Floppapepe ($FPPE), described as an AI meme token with potential for high returns.
Crypto hack losses surged 27% to $142 million in July 2025, with major breaches at CoinDCX and GMX accounting for the majority of the losses.
July 2023 saw a significant increase in crypto hacks, with $142 million lost across 17 major incidents, highlighting the need for improved security measures in the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector.
An employee of Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX was arrested for suspected involvement in a $44 million hack, where hackers exploited his login credentials, with evidence suggesting possible insider involvement.
The first half of 2025 has seen unprecedented cryptocurrency hack losses, exceeding the total for all of 2024, highlighting significant security vulnerabilities in the crypto ecosystem.
The BigONE hacker converted $27 million in stolen funds into Bitcoin, Tron, Ethereum, and Solana, highlighting the challenges and implications of tracking stolen crypto assets through on-chain data.
BigONE Exchange suffered a supply chain attack resulting in losses exceeding $27 million, but user assets remain safe as the exchange has pledged to cover all losses.
The U.S. Secret Service has seized nearly $400 million in cryptocurrency over the past decade through tracking blockchain transactions and collaborating globally to combat crypto scams and fraud.
CertiK's report reveals that crypto losses in the first half of 2025 surpassed 2024, with $2.47 billion lost due to hacks, scams, and security breaches, driven by major incidents like Bybit and Cetus Protocol.