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@0xxNathan

Why is crypto getting hacked more than ever? A total of $1,315,676,432 was lost across 344 incidents in H1 2026. Excluding the Bybit hack, losses in H1 2026 were still 28% higher than H1 2025. The two biggest exploits were Kelp DAO ($291.3M) and Drift Protocol ($285M). The

A bar chart titled "Amount Lost x Incidents H1 2026" by Certik displays monthly crypto losses and incident counts from January through June 2026, with April showing the highest single-month loss at $650.9M across 61 incidents, while other months ranged from $43.7M to $91.7M with incident counts climbing from 42 in January to 67 in June. The visualization supports the post's claim that H1 2026 saw $1.3B+ lost across 344 incidents, illustrating the rising frequency of hacks even as the staggering April spike—likely reflecting the referenced Bybit hack—drives much of the total.

AI visual note: A bar chart titled "Amount Lost x Incidents H1 2026" by Certik displays monthly crypto losses and incident counts from January through June 2026, with April showing the highest single-month loss at $650.9M across 61 incidents, while other months ranged from $43.7M to $91.7M with incident counts climbing from 42 in January to 67 in June. The visualization supports the post's claim that H1 2026 saw $1.3B+ lost across 344 incidents, illustrating the rising frequency of hacks even as the staggering April spike—likely reflecting the referenced Bybit hack—drives much of the total.

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