In 2024, cryptocurrency hacks resulted in $2.3 billion in lo

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In 2024, cryptocurrency hacks resulted in $2.3 billion in losses, a 40% year-over-year increase driven by vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges and custodians, though still 37% below the 2022 record of $3.78 billion.
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In 2024, cryptocurrency hacks resulted in $2.3 billion in losses, a 40% year-over-year increase driven by vulnerabilities in centralized exchanges and custodians, though still 37% below the 2022 record of $3.78 billion.