Hackers Still Hold $287 Million in Stolen Crypto That Can't Be Frozen, Blockaid Report Says

Hackers Still Hold $287 Million in Stolen Crypto That Can't Be Frozen, Blockaid Report Says

Across 60 exploits this year, attackers started moving funds a median 17 minutes after a hack, and less than 1% of the $1.18 billion taken had reached victims by September, the security firm found.

Crypto Sector Reports 1.18 Billion Dollar Losses Q3 2026

NoSmokeSport - Sports News & Latest Trending World News NoSmokeSport - Sports News & Latest Trending World News - Better Sport News Crypto losses soared to $1.18 billion in Q3 2026, driven by compromised suppliers and delayed patches, Hacken reports. Breaches surged 55% as systemic vulner... The post crypto sector reports 1.18 billion dollar losses q3 2026 first appeared on NoSmokeSport - Sports News & Latest Trending World News and is written b…

Blockaid finds issuer blacklists recovered nothing in 60 crypto exploits

The ineffectiveness of issuer blacklists in crypto exploits highlights the urgent need for improved preventive measures and rapid response systems.

Issuer Blacklists Recovered Nothing in 60 Crypto Exploits, Blockaid Finds

Blockaid traced 60 crypto exploits worth $1.18 billion between Jan. 5 and Aug. 5, 2026. Victims recovered $9.8 million. Stablecoin issuer blacklists and exchange freezes delivered nothing.

Victims Recovered 0.8% of $1.18 Billion in 60 January-August 2026 Exploits by Sept. 2

By the cutoff, $9.8 million had reached victims, $81.4 million was frozen but not returned, and $287.1 million remained in attacker wallets that could not be frozen.

Blockaid says hackers hold $287 million in traceable stolen crypto

🚨 Hackers still hold $287 million in traceable stolen $ETH, Blockaid reports. ⏱️ Most stolen crypto moves within minutes, making recovery extremely tough. 🔒 Less than 1% of stolen funds returned as of September 2026 after 60 major exploits. Continue Reading:Blockaid says hackers hold $287 million in traceable stolen crypto