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Aug 30, 2026

DeFi exploits drive crypto losses to $215 million in August 2026

Blockchain security firm CertiK reported that crypto losses reached approximately $215 million in August 2026, with DeFi exploits accounting for $144.6 million. Major incidents included a $75 million price manipulation attack on Tectonic protocol that halted the Cronos Network and a $9.3 million exploit of More Markets on Flow EVM.

Aug 30, 2026·4 sources
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DeFi exploits drive crypto losses to $215 million in August 2026

Blockchain security firm CertiK reported that crypto losses reached approximately $215 million in August 2026, with DeFi exploits accounting for $144.6 million. Major incidents included a $75 million price manipulation attack on Tectonic protocol that halted the Cronos Network and a $9.3 million exploit of More Markets on Flow EVM.

Aug 30, 2026·6 sources
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May 10, 2026

CertiK Projects 130 Physical Crypto Attacks by End of 2026

Blockchain security firm CertiK projects that 2026 will close with approximately 130 crypto wrench attacks (physical violence against digital asset holders), calling it a significantly underreported phenomenon with hundreds of millions in potential losses.

May 10, 2026·2 sources
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May 1, 2026

Wasabi Protocol Loses Over $5 Million in Multi-Chain Exploit via Compromised Admin Key

DeFi perpetual futures protocol Wasabi Protocol was drained of over $5 million across Ethereum, Base, Berachain, and Blast after attackers compromised an admin key to upgrade contracts and extract funds. Security firms PeckShield, Blockaid, and CertiK confirmed the exploit.

May 1, 2026·5 sources
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Top claims

  • ▪CertiK's H1 2026 data showed that phishing scams caused $366 million in losses, trailing wallet compromises but far exceeding losses from code vulnerabilities
  • ▪The Moonwell attacker inflated the MAMO token price from $0.0106 to $0.4313 and transferred 53 million tokens to the mMAMO collateral contract to borrow $11 million
  • ▪Crypto.com Chief Executive Officer Kris Marszalek stated that the company's centralized exchange and application were unaffected by the Cronos network halt

Topics

Crypto securityCrypto hacksDeFiCronos chain rollback after the Tectonic exploitCryptoCrypto crimeAdmin key compromiseSmart contract vulnerabilityDeFi derivatives

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