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pymnts.com > cryptocurrency > 2026 > crypto-platforms-lose-3-6-billion-to-hacks-despite-security-audits

Crypto Platforms Lose $3.6 Billion to Hacks Despite Security Audits

5+ day, 16+ hour ago   (355+ words) Hacks and theft cost cryptocurrency platforms over $3.6 billion in the last 18 months. That’s according to recent findings by CoinGecko, cited in a report Tuesday (Sept. 8) by CNBC, which notes most of these incidents — the results of cyberattacks and stolen passkeys…...

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pymnts.com > cryptocurrency > 2026 > crypto-users-face-home-invasions-as-physical-attacks-double

Crypto Users Face Home Invasions as Physical Attacks Double

8+ mon, 1+ week ago   (278+ words) The term “crypto crime” might call up images of fraud or cyberthefts. But increasingly, that phrase is taking on a more sinister connotation, with the number of physical attacks on cryptocurrency investors, some of which involve violent home invasions, nearly…...

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pymnts.com > cryptocurrency > 2025 > crypto-thefts-reached-3-4-billion-in-2025

Crypto Thefts Reached $3.4 Billion in 2025

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (462+ words) Cryptocurrency thefts crept up this year amid a rise in hacks from North Korea. That’s according to findings released Thursday (Dec. 18) by blockchain data platform Chainalysis, showing that the crypto industry saw more than $3.4 billion theft from January of this…...