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Crypto hack losses top $630M in April, highest since February 2025

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Creado May 01, 2026|1 min de lectura
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Losses from crypto hacks have topped $630 million in April across more than 25 hacks, with DeFi dominating major incidents and exploits accelerating despite security updates.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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