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In December 2020, Chinese mining⛏️📲 pool LuBian was hacked, losing about 127,426 BTC worth $3.5 billion then.
⏩ Today, that stolen Bitcoin is worth around $14.5 billion, making it way bigger than the $1.5 billion Bybit hack in 2025.
➡️The hack🚷 went unnoticed for years; LuBian tried contacting the hacker multiple times to recover funds.
➡️The breach exploited weak private key generation, and the hacker now ranks as the 13th largest $BTC holder globally.
Crazy how this stayed hidden for so long!
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In December 2020, Chinese mining⛏️📲 pool LuBian was hacked, losing about 127,426 BTC worth $3.5 billion then.
⏩ Today, that stolen Bitcoin is worth around $14.5 billion, making it way bigger than the $1.5 billion Bybit hack in 2025.
➡️The hack🚷 went unnoticed for years; LuBian tried contacting the hacker multiple times to recover funds.
➡️The breach exploited weak private key generation, and the hacker now ranks as the 13th largest $BTC holder globally.
Crazy how this stayed hidden for so long!
#BinanceHODLerPROVE #BTCReserveStrategy #CryptoHacks2025 $BTC
$ETH
BREAKING NEWS:
🛡️ May’s Crypto Hacks Total $244M, but Sui and Cetus Recover $157M 🔐
$SUI
May 2025 turned out to be another reminder of the crypto market’s security challenges, with a staggering $244.1 million lost to various hacks and exploits. However, there was a silver lining: two major projects, Sui and Cetus, successfully managed to recover $157 million, showcasing the growing resilience of blockchain protocols and their communities.
The month saw multiple incidents, including smart contract vulnerabilities, cross-chain bridge exploits, and phishing attacks. These events continue to highlight the need for stronger cybersecurity infrastructure, especially as decentralized finance (DeFi) grows more complex and interconnected.
$CETUS
Sui and Cetus stood out for their quick and coordinated response. With the help of white-hat hackers and real-time monitoring tools, both projects were able to trace stolen assets and engage with exchanges and community validators to freeze and retrieve significant portions of the funds. This recovery is one of the largest clawbacks in recent DeFi history.
While the $244M loss is concerning, the successful response from Sui and Cetus sets a hopeful precedent. Their efforts demonstrate that recovery is possible when networks are transparent, security teams are proactive, and communities stay engaged.
These events also serve as a wake-up call for both developers and investors. Projects must invest more in smart contract audits, bug bounties, and real-time threat detection, while users should remain cautious of scams and rug pulls in high-yield environments.
As the crypto space matures, security will define trust. May’s incidents prove that while threats remain, the industry is developing better tools and teamwork to fight back.
🛡️ May’s Crypto Hacks Total $244M, but Sui and Cetus Recover $157M 🔐
$SUI
May 2025 turned out to be another reminder of the crypto market’s security challenges, with a staggering $244.1 million lost to various hacks and exploits. However, there was a silver lining: two major projects, Sui and Cetus, successfully managed to recover $157 million, showcasing the growing resilience of blockchain protocols and their communities.
The month saw multiple incidents, including smart contract vulnerabilities, cross-chain bridge exploits, and phishing attacks. These events continue to highlight the need for stronger cybersecurity infrastructure, especially as decentralized finance (DeFi) grows more complex and interconnected.
$CETUS
Sui and Cetus stood out for their quick and coordinated response. With the help of white-hat hackers and real-time monitoring tools, both projects were able to trace stolen assets and engage with exchanges and community validators to freeze and retrieve significant portions of the funds. This recovery is one of the largest clawbacks in recent DeFi history.
While the $244M loss is concerning, the successful response from Sui and Cetus sets a hopeful precedent. Their efforts demonstrate that recovery is possible when networks are transparent, security teams are proactive, and communities stay engaged.
These events also serve as a wake-up call for both developers and investors. Projects must invest more in smart contract audits, bug bounties, and real-time threat detection, while users should remain cautious of scams and rug pulls in high-yield environments.
As the crypto space matures, security will define trust. May’s incidents prove that while threats remain, the industry is developing better tools and teamwork to fight back.
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