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Hackers have stolen $8.68B from crypto this year, and the hacks keep getting bigger. April: $295M September: $387M October: $6.36B This isn't a good trend.

The DeFi Edge
Published: 2026-11-02 11:49 UTC
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Hackers have stolen $8.68B from crypto this year, and the hacks keep getting bigger. April: $295M September: $387M October: $6.36B This isn't a good trend. https://t.co/qR9godkdep

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