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Violent crypto attacks top $30M stolen in 2026, France leads hotspots

Chainalysis said more than $30M had been stolen in violent crypto attacks through mid-year 2026, with France identified as the leading hotspot.

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Chainalysis reported that violent crypto-related attacks have resulted in more than $30 million stolen in 2026 through mid-year.

In its analysis, the outlet said France is emerging as the leading hotspot for these attacks.

The Block notes Chainalysis characterized the pattern as part of a broader rise in violent tactics targeting crypto in specific regions.

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The BlockMore than $30 million stolen in violent crypto attacks in 2026 as France emerges as ‘wrench attack’ hotspot: Chainalysis

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