$2B in crypto stolen from cross-chain bridges this year: Chainalysis

By cineramaAugust 4, 2022DeFi

Cross-chain bridge hacks have accounted for 69% of the total crypto stolen in 2022, amounting to $2 billion in losses, according to a new report. The report comes from […]

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$2B in crypto stolen from cross-chain bridges this year: Chainalysis

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