Chainalysis: Cryptocurrency Hacking Report 2023
2022 was the worst year ever for cryptocurrency theft, with $3.7 billion stolen. However, by 2023, stolen funds decreased by approximately 54.3% to $1.7 billion.
JinseFinance2022 was the worst year ever for cryptocurrency theft, with $3.7 billion stolen. However, by 2023, stolen funds decreased by approximately 54.3% to $1.7 billion.
JinseFinanceThe decrease in crypto scams could be attributed to the maturation of cybersecurity services in decentralized finance.
BeincryptoCrypto crime is down- but there remain worrying signs for the industry
ClementIn one of the biggest crypto attacks, cross-chain bridge protocol Multichain recently experienced unauthorized withdrawals of millions worth of crypto ...
BitcoinistCrypto winter forced scammers to switch their tactics.
cryptopotatoCryptocurrency adoption slowed considerably since the onset of the bear market this year but still remains above levels seen before 2021.
OthersA study published by Chainalysis shows that while decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) have emerged as the future of decentralized corporate governance, they have some operational flaws.
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CointelegraphChainalysis determined that so far this year, most NFT transactions have come from retail buyers, but the bulk of transactions have been driven by collectors and institutions.
CointelegraphThe report defines a criminal whale as a private wallet with more than $1 million worth of cryptocurrency, with more than 10 percent of the balance coming from illicit addresses.
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