PeckShield: Crypto hacking losses fell to $26.5 million in February, a sharp 98.2% year-over-year decline
Svmuu News: A report released by PeckShield on X shows that in February 2026, the crypto industry experienced a total of 15 hacking incidents, resulting in cumulative losses of $26.5 million. Compared to February 2025 (when losses totaled $1.5 billion, with Bybit accounting for $1.4 billion of that), this represents a year-over-year decrease of 98.2%; compared to January 2026 (when losses totaled $86.01 million), this represents a month-over-month decrease of 69.2%.
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