Crypto hacks are set to hit all-time highs in 2022, analyst explains
Kim Grauer, director of research at Chainalysis, explains why the amount of crypto stolen in hacks is surging and what could be done to invert this dangerous trend.
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Kim Grauer, director of research at Chainalysis, explains why the amount of crypto stolen in hacks is surging and what could be done to invert this dangerous trend.
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