Crypto losses caused by exploits fall 141% in April: CertiK
April's crypto exploits and scams saw a 141% decrease with only $25.7M lost, marking a record low since 2021. The post Crypto losses caused by exploits fall 141% in April: CertiK appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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April's crypto exploits and scams saw a 141% decrease with only $25.7M lost, marking a record low since 2021.
The post Crypto losses caused by exploits fall 141% in April: CertiK appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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