Data: Crypto assets were stolen in July at $247 million, the second-highest month in 2026

According to Twitter, DeFilLama data shows that hackers stole $247 million in crypto assets in July, the second-highest month since 2026 after $644 million in April; this amount is a significant increase from both $75 million in June and $60 million in May.

Galaxy Digital said that the Coldcard vulnerability was the biggest attack of the month. It has confirmed that three rounds of attacks involved 7,300 wallets, and at least $100 million in bitcoins were stolen; it also identified a suspected fourth round of attacks, which may have caused total losses of about $130 million. DeFilLama's hacker tracker estimates that the damage associated with this vulnerability is $115 million.

Other attacks in July include the $9 million attack on decentralized finance protocol Bonzo Lend, the Cardano-based wallet SecondFi theft of $2.6 million, the Arbitrum-based perpetual trading platform AFX theft of $24 million, and the theft of Verus Ethereum Bridge of $7.5 million.