Hack history / Monthly reports / 2026-02
Crypto hacks and thefts, February 2026
Thefts are hacks, exploits, phishing, scams and rug pulls, in dollars at the time. A single source for $500M or more waits for a second source before it counts.
Taken
$28.5M
17 thefts
vs the month before
−93%
−93% ($385.7M)
vs a year earlier
−99%
−99% ($2.23B)
Largest thefts
Blend Pools V2 22 · Spot Price Manipulation$10.2MCrypto stolen from Korean authorities after they post wallet seed phrase 26 · Hack or exploit$4.9MIoTeX’s ioTube bridge 21 · Validator Key Compromised$4.4MCrossCurve 01 · Cross-Chain Message Spoofing$3MFOOM Cash 26 · Forged Proof$2.3MMoonwell Lending 15 · Oracle Misconfiguration$1.8MHoldstation 25 · Supply Chain Attack$462KVelar Perps 19 · Predictable Oracle Update$401KPloutos Money 26 · Oracle Misconfiguration$390KDGLD 23 · Infinite Mint$250K
How attackers got in
Price, oracle and governance 6$12.9M
Bridge and cross-chain 3$5.3M
Other 2$4.9M
Keys, accounts and infrastructure 3$4.9M
Smart contract bug 3$506K
By chain
Ethereum 7$11.9M
Stellar 1$10.2M
not stated 3$5.4M
Base 4$4.3M
Mezo 1$401K
BNB Chain 2$194K
Solana 1$137K
Arbitrum 1$66K
By target
DeFi protocol 11$22.9M
not stated 5$5.1M
Wallet 1$462K
Collapses and frauds, counted apart
1 cases, $328M.
Cite this page
SwanBluechip, "Crypto hacks and thefts, February 2026", Crypto hack history, https://swan-hack-tracker.pages.dev/history/m/2026-02/ (data as of 2026-10-31).