Crypto Losses Soar to Record $2.1 Billion in H1 2025 Driven by Infrastructure Exploits

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Crypto losses have reached an unprecedented $2.1 billion in the first half of 2025, primarily driven by sophisticated infrastructure exploits targeting private keys and front-end vulnerabilities. TRM Labs reports that these attacks, often amplified by social engineering, are responsible for over 80% of the stolen funds across 75 incidents, highlighting a significant escalation in threats to digital assets.

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