Crypto hacking losses fell to $26.5M in February, down 98% YoY

Crypto hacking losses totaled $26.5 million in February, The Block reported, citing data from blockchain security firm PeckShield. The figure represents a 98.2% decrease from the $1.5 billion lost in February 2025 and a 69% drop from January's $86 million. A total of 15 exploits occurred during the month, with the top five incidents accounting for 98% of the total damages. The largest single incident was a $10 million oracle manipulation attack on YieldBlox, a Stellar-based lending protocol. Other major cases included exploits of the IoTeX ioTube bridge ($8.8 million), CrossCurve ($3 million), FOOMCASH ($2.3 million), and Moonwell ($1.8 million).