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Top 4 Highlights of CoinGecko’s State of Crypto Security Report 2026

Security remains a top priority across crypto, yet losses keep climbing, with over $3.63 billion stolen since 2025. CEXes are most exposed through private key compromise, while DEXes face smart contract exploits, increasingly compounded…

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Aug 30, 2026 at 8:05 AM UTC · 4 分で読める

Top 4 Highlights of CoinGecko’s State of Crypto Security Report 2026
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Security remains a top priority across crypto, yet losses keep climbing, with over $3.63 billion stolen since 2025. CEXes are most exposed through private key compromise, while DEXes face smart contract exploits, increasingly compounded by fake UIs and malicious integrations. The actors have evolved just as fast. Rogue individuals have given way to organized cartels and state-sponsored groups, including North Korean hackers, who now use mixers, bridges, and staggered withdrawals to stay untraceable. This report examines the shifting threat landscape, from auditing and insurance protocols to the security infrastructure CEXes like Toobit deploy to protect users. We’ve summarized the key highlights, but be sure to dig into the full 15 slides in the full report here.

Key Points

  • Crypto Platforms Have Lost Over $3.63B Since The Start of 2025, Largely Due To Supply-Chain Attacks, Smart Contract Exploits, and Stolen Private Keys
  • Roughly 60% of Exploited Crypto Platforms Had Completed Independent Security Audits, Though Most Attacks Fall Beyond the Conventional Audit Scope
  • Active Coverage by Crypto Insurance Platforms Has Fallen -20.2% from $163.2M to $130.2M Despite the Rise in Exploits
  • Centralized Exchanges Launch Protection Funds to Guarantee User Coverage in the Event of an Exploit