In March 2026, the crypto sector faced 20 major hacks totaling $52 million, nearly double February’s $26.5 million. The largest attack targeted ResolvLabs’ $USR, where an AWS KMS breach allowed an “infinite mint” of 80 million tokens, draining around $25 million and triggering bad debt across platforms like MorphoBlue, Euler, and Fluid. Other notable losses included Venus ($THE) at $2.18 million, Sillytuna at $24 million, and a Kraken whale losing $18 million to social engineering, highlighting growing interconnected risks in the industry.
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