DeFi Users Lost $10.5 Billion to Theft and Fraud in 2021, Mostly on Ethereum: Report
Risk management firm Elliptic says DeFi users have lost $12 billion to hacks and scams over the past two years.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Why this matters
This ethereum story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on DecryptRelated market context
How the “buy, borrow, die” tax trade is quietly loading DeFi pools with hidden credit risk
Imagine someone who bought ETH for $1,000, watched it climb to $4,000, and now wants to cash out $1,000. Selling one-quarter of th...
Ethereum sees resurgence as DeFi activity boosts meme coin interest
Ethereum's DeFi resurgence, fueled by meme coin interest, highlights shifting retail capital flows and potential volatility in cry...
The $63 billion revolving door carrying the entire US Bitcoin ETF market
Bitcoin's best and newest large buyer has no face, no investment committee, and no public opinion about whether the price looks ch...
ETH Price Prediction 2027, 2030, 2040: Could it Reach $4,965? Analysing the Potential of Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Apeing’s Upcoming Crypto Presale
On the other hand, Apeing is gaining attention as its planned September 8, 2026 presale approaches. Both these projects sit at ver...
How Bitmine could surpass its 5% Ethereum goal without buying more ETH
Bitmine is still buying Ethereum, even as staking may make further purchases unnecessary to reach its 5% ownership target. The Nas...
Inside the 15-minute trading pulse that moves $14 billion in Bitcoin perpetual futures
At 14:59:59 UTC, Bitcoin perpetual futures look like any other electronic market, with prices flickering and orders flowing from t...