Total crypto hack value in 2026?>$1.2B

#PeckShieldAlert In July 2026, the crypto industry experienced 30 major hacks, resulting in total losses of $210.3M - an 177.2% month-over-month increase from June’s $75.87M. • • The @COLDCARDwallet incident, which resulted in ~$70M in losses, was the 3rd-largest crypto theft of the year to date, behind the #Drift and #KelpDAO/#LayerZero exploits. • • Top hacks: • @COLDCARDwallet: ~$70M • @AFX_XYZ on Arbitrum: ~$24M • @Ostium: ~$24M • @bonk_inu: ~$21.2M • @wanchain_org Cardano–BNB Bridge: ~$13M • @TripleAHQ: ~$10M • #Bonzo Lend: ~$9.05M • @VerusCoin Ethereum Bridge: ~$7.5M • @WemixNetwork: ~$6.25M • @summerfinance_: ~$6M

Crypto hacks hit record high in H1 2026 as losses top $1 billion, Blockaid says

Crypto Security Losses Top $1 Billion in H1 2026 as Incidents Hit Record High • • On-chain security platform Blockaid reported that crypto losses from security incidents exceeded $1 billion in the first half of 2026, across 212 incidents, the highest number recorded in any six-month period. Ethereum- and Solana-related projects suffered approximately $332 million and $326 million in losses, respectively, while the $292 million KelpDAO exploit was the largest single incident. • • Ethereum losses were mainly caused by code vulnerabilities, whereas more than 98% of Solana losses stemmed from compromised key and signing infrastructure, primarily involving Drift Protocol and Step Finance. Blockaid linked the incidents to North Korea-associated hacking groups.

'Fewer But Far More Surgical'—Crypto Hacks Hit $1.3 Billion In 2026

Hackers stole approximately $1 billion in cryptocurrency in the first half of the year from investors and companies around the world. The most profitable attacks for the attackers were on cryptocurrency bridges—services for transferring assets between blockchain networks. Although there were only 18 such cases, they brought hackers more than $370 million. Another nearly $307 million came from six attacks that seized administrative access to crypto projects—an average of $51 million each. Analysts from the AML platform CoinKit told Baza that 189 such cyberattacks have occurred since the beginning of the year. However, the most common problems—code errors and insecure withdrawal permissions—proved less profitable for the attackers. Despite dozens of such cases, the total damage from them amounted to less than $30 million. BAZA in MAX

CertiK Hack3D: H1 2026 Report Reveals Over $1.31 Billion Lost to Web3 Security Incidents in the First Half of 2026