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Immunefi Report: Token Prices Hit Hard After Hacks, Averaging 61% Drop, With 83.9% Still Trading at Lows

Immunefi's latest security report shows that from 2021 to 2025, cryptocurrency hacking incidents have occurred frequently, with losses concentrated in a small number of major events. 191 attacks resulted in $4.67 billion in losses, with centralized exchanges accounting for 55% of losses. Following attacks, the median token price decline among 82 tokens reached 61%, and 83.9% remained below pre-attack levels. Persistent impacts include price declines and loss of user trust.

Mini Lobster OpenClaw Goes Viral as "Hacker ATM"! Official Website Suffers Pixel-Perfect Clone Attack, Web3 Wallets Drained

The open-source AI project OpenClaw has been targeted by hackers. Recent large-scale phishing attacks aimed at developers have spread false token claim messages through GitHub's mention feature, luring users to click links and drain wallets. The founder has issued a statement warning that such behavior is fraudulent, and OpenClaw will not conduct token promotions. Additionally, there are multiple attack threats including fake installation packages and malicious plugins. Experts remind developers to remain vigilant and avoid testing plugins from unknown sources.

Galaxy: Quantum Computing Poses Real Threat to Bitcoin but Not Urgent Crisis, Approximately 7 Million BTC in Long-Term Exposure State

Galaxy Digital's head of research Alex Thorn points out that quantum computing poses a threat to Bitcoin, but the threat is not urgent and investors need not panic. Approximately 7 million BTC are at long-term risk, but current quantum computing capabilities cannot break the encryption, and developers have already proposed multiple solutions to address the issue.

FBI Director Admits Spending Money to Buy "Location Data" to Track American Citizens! Blasted for Trampling Fourth Amendment

FBI Director Kash Patel admitted during Senate testimony that the FBI has tracked U.S. citizens by purchasing location data without court search warrants, sparking strong criticism from Senator Ron Wyden, who argued the practice violates the Fourth Amendment and called for legislative reform to restrict such conduct. This finding reveals that the government's use of commercial data poses widespread surveillance risks.

Husband accuses wife of stealing over 2,000 bitcoins! Judge: The plaintiff has a very high chance of winning.

The UK High Court is hearing a Bitcoin theft case in which the plaintiff accuses his wife of stealing 2,323 bitcoins and covertly recording the seed phrase through surveillance equipment. The court found the evidence disadvantageous to the defendant, including recordings and seized devices. While some claims were dismissed, the plaintiff has a very high probability of success, and the court will maintain the asset freeze order.

UK Man Accuses Ex-Wife of Stealing 2323 BTC After Divorce, Worth Approximately $238 Million

Gate News reported that on March 19, a man accused his ex-wife of stealing over 2323 bitcoins from his wallet after their divorce and transferring them to a place he cannot access, with the assets involved valued at up to 180 million pounds (approximately 238 million US dollars). Plaintiff Ping Fai Yuen has filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife Fun Yung Li at the London court over this matter. According to London court ruling documents published on March 10, since the litigation was initiated, the bitcoins involved in the case have been valued at up to 180 million pounds.