За август хакеры похитили криптовалюту на $163 млн. Кто понес потери

RBK-cryptoPublished on 2025-09-01Last updated on 2025-09-01

За месяц было совершено 16 крупных взломов. Более $90 млн лишился владелец биткоинов, открывший мошенникам доступ к криптокошельку

В августе в результате 16 крупных взломов хакеры похитили криптовалюту на сумму $163 млн, сообщили аналитики PeckShield. Месяцем ранее сумма была на 15% меньше — $142 млн.

Статистика по взломам криптовалютных проектов за август 2025. Источник: PeckShield

На пять самых значительных инцидентов пришлось 99% похищенных средств ($161 млн). На первом месте по потерям неизвестный владелец биткоинов. Он лишился $91 млн (783 BTC), сообщив данные для входа в криптокошелек мошеннику, выдававшему себя за сотрудника техподдержки.

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На втором месте — турецкая криптобиржа BTCTurk. В PeckShield отметили, что платформа подверглась уже второму крупному взлому. В середине августа, как и в июне 2024 года, с нее вывели криптовалюту на сумму около $50 млн, что довело общий урон для платформы от взломов до $100 млн.

На местах с третьего по пятое: платформа для запуска мемкоинов в сети биткоина OdinFun c ущербом в $7 млн, финансовый DeFi-протокол BetterBank.io (потери $5 млн) и сервис кредитования CrediX Finance из сети Solana, с которого украли $4,5 млн.

За первое полугодие 2025 года более $2,1 млрд было похищено в результате не менее 75 различных взломов и эксплойтов, посчитали аналитики TRM Labs. Эта рекордная сумма украденных криптовалют почти равна общему объему похищенных средств за весь 2024 год.

«Последний уровень сопротивления». Что будет с криптовалютами на неделе

Одиночный майнер добыл блок биткоина и заработал $340 тыс.

Биткоин в августе обновил рекорд и сбил цикличность рынка. Что изменилось

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