Study: Crypto Assets Worth $572.7 Million Lost to Hacks and Fraud in Q2 2024

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Study: Crypto Assets Worth $572.7 Million Lost to Hacks and Fraud in Q2 2024Digital assets worth over $572.7 million were lost to hacks and fraud in the second quarter of 2024. This latest figure brings the value of digital assets lost to hacks, fraud, and scams in 2024 to $920.9 million. Decentralized finance (defi) platforms lost approximately $172.1 million across 63 incidents. This figure is 25% lower than […]

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