🚨 2025 - THE YEAR OF THE MOST CRYPTO HACKS EVER According to the latest statistics from @CertiK, the crypto market will lose approximately $3.4–$3.5 billion due to hacking in 2025. Compared to 2024 ($2.2 billion) and 2023 ($1.7–1.8 billion), this is the highest level ever. But the noteworthy point is not just the larger amount of damage, but the way the money was lost has changed. 🔻 In 2023, the majority of losses came from DeFi and bridges, with over 50% related to private key leaks. 🔻 In 2024, the focus shifted to CeFi, with the Lazarus group (North Korea) accounting for 35–61% of total losses. 🔻 By 2025, this trend will be much clearer: + The Bybit case alone accounted for approximately 43% of the total losses for the year (~$1.4–$1.46 billion). The three biggest hacks accounted for 69% of the total damage. + The North Korean group accounted for approximately 76% of the losses ($2.02 billion), concentrated on large centralized exchanges. Meanwhile, attacks on personal wallets increased sharply, with approximately 158,000 phishing incidents causing losses exceeding $700 million. The number of hacks in 2025 is projected to decrease compared to 2024, but the Medium value per hack is expected to increase by about 66%. 👉 In short, 2025 may not be the year with the most hacks in terms of the number of incidents, but it will be the year with the most significant losses. The risks are clearly shifting from DeFi to CeFi infrastructure and end users. With both large exchanges and personal wallets becoming prime targets, where does security in crypto truly lie?