Crypto hacks & exploits

Verified incidents from primary sources, newest first. Loss amounts are as reported and can be revised.

Incidents

2022–2026 · verified

Reported losses

$610M

5 of 9 with a USD amount

Largest

$292M

Kelp DAO, 2026

Matching incidents

9 · newest first

Verified crypto hacks and exploits, newest first
Date	Protocol	Type	Chains	Reported loss	Status
2026-06-07	Syscoin2026-06-07 · Bridge exploit · other	Bridge exploit	other	5 billion SYS	Funds recovered
2026-05-17	Verus2026-05-17 · Bridge exploit · Ethereum, other	Bridge exploit	Ethereum, other	about 26.6% of the ETH and tBTC held in the Ethereum contract	Partially recovered
2026-04-18	Kelp DAO2026-04-18 · Bridge exploit · Ethereum	Bridge exploit	Ethereum	$292M	Status unknown
2026-02-21	IoTeX ioTube2026-02-21 · Bridge exploit · Ethereum, other	Bridge exploit	Ethereum, other	$4.4M	Status unknown
2025-09-12	Shibarium bridge2025-09-12 · Bridge exploit · other	Bridge exploit	other	$4M	Status unknown
2023-07-07	Multichain2023-07-07 · Bridge exploit · Fantom, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, ZKsync Era, other	Bridge exploit	Fantom, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, ZKsync Era, other	$210M	Status unknown
2022-08-01	Nomad2022-08-01 · Bridge exploit · Ethereum	Bridge exploit	Ethereum	-	Status unknown
2022-06-24	Harmony (Horizon bridge)2022-06-24 · Bridge exploit · Harmony, Ethereum	Bridge exploit	Harmony, Ethereum	$100M	Status unknown
2022-02-02	Wormhole2022-02-02 · Bridge exploit · Solana, Ethereum	Bridge exploit	Solana, Ethereum	-	Status unknown

Loss amounts as reported by the primary sources (no USD conversion by us where a source states other units). Each incident page lists its sources. Not investment advice.

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