The 10 largest crypto hacks and exploits in 2022 saw $2.1B stolen

The 10 largest crypto hacks and exploits in 2022 saw $2.1B stolen
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2022-12-30 03:00

Just the top 10 major cryptocurrency exploits garnered over $2 billion for malicious actors in a year that was marred with bankruptcies and collapses.

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