Web3 Hacks & DeFi Exploit Intelligence

Security trends
  • $91B+Lost
  • 3597Incidents
  • 141Chains
  • 19Classes
# Project Date Amount Lost Chain Technique Links
1951 Hamster Farm — polygon Rugpull
1952 PolyHorse Finance — polygon Rugpull
1953 Hawk Finance — polygon Rugpull
1954 PolySphere — polygon Rugpull
1955 Starfall Finance — binance Rugpull
1956 XAN Swap — polygon Rugpull
1957 PitbullSwap — binance Rugpull
1958 LanternSwap — polygon Rugpull
1959 RooSwap — binance Rugpull
1960 Sashimi swap — polygon Rugpull
1961 E-Coin — binance Honeypot
1962 Blazar Finance — polygon Rugpull
1963 Area51 DeFi — binance Rugpull
1964 Duck Finance — polygon Rugpull
1965 CookieSwap Layer 2 — binance Rugpull
1966 PoliEx Swap — binance Rugpull
1967 KoalaDefi — polygon Rugpull
1968 TamagochiSwap — polygon Rugpull
1969 HermitSwap — binance Rugpull
1970 Carousel Finance — polygon Rugpull
1971 CatgeSwap — binance Rugpull
1972 CarolinaReaper Finance — binance Rugpull
1973 Royalflush Farm — polygon Rugpull
1974 The Apollo Project — binance Rugpull
1975 NekoCat — binance Rugpull
1976 Frog Farm — binance Rugpull
1977 Hotdog Cart Finance — binance Rugpull
1978 Hippolygon — polygon Rugpull
1979 OVNI Finance — binance Rugpull
1980 LavaSwap — binance Rugpull

Data sourced from DefiLlama & SunWeb3Sec/DeFiHackLabs . Thank you for keeping Web3 security data open.

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