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SecurityBy Crypto News Today deskSources published 10 Aug 2026 · 15:00 BST

Crypto hack losses hit $110M in July as bug bounties accelerate

Immunefi says researchers earned $2.32 million for confirmed bugs while attackers took roughly $110 million.

01 / The event

What happened

Immunefi recorded roughly $110 million in crypto losses from July attacks while paying researchers $2.32 million for confirmed vulnerabilities. Its audit competitions found 6.2 serious flaws per engagement, compared with 1.5 in conventional tier-one audits.

02 / The meaning

Why it matters

Audit competitions are surfacing more serious flaws per engagement than conventional audits, changing how protocols buy security.

03 / The signal

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