Crypto Hacks Hit $766M in September With Bitget and Liquid Leading Losses
PeckShield counted 55 major crypto hacks in September, with total losses of $766.49 million. Two incidents made up nearly all of that total: the Bitget breach at about $387 million and the Liquid Network theft at about $320 million, with $285 million of the Liquid amount returned.
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Users and firms in the crypto sector will notice that September’s losses were concentrated in a small number of large hacks, with the Bitget and Liquid Network incidents accounting for most of the month’s total. That leaves exchanges, custodians, and network operators facing a month in which two events stood out above the rest in the public loss tally.
What changes in practice is the scale of losses being discussed for September, since the month moved from August’s $136.3 million to $766.49 million and two incidents dominated the total. What does not change is that the tally still describes major hacks and thefts rather than every security incident, so the month’s headline number remains a count of severe events.
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| When | What happened | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| 19 days ago | BGB a 2.08 $ high | today it sits -8.2 % from there |
| today | BGB a 1.9 $ low | today it sits +0.5 % from there |
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