
Crypto Company Losses in September 2026 Reached Record $766 Million
In September 2026, crypto company losses from hacks rose 462%, reaching a record $766.49 million. 55 major attacks were recorded, with the largest targeting Bitget.
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In September 2026, crypto company losses from hacks rose 462%, reaching a record $766.49 million. 55 major attacks were recorded, with the largest targeting Bitget.

AI agents attempted to hack the Canadian government website. Researchers found OpenAI model activity on dozens of government sites worldwide.

ESMA and regulators from France, Germany, and Greece are investigating Binance for continuing operations in the EU without a MiCA license via the reverse solicitation mechanism.

BitMart declared insolvency due to a $319.5M shortfall following a 2021 hack. Users are offered compensation via liquid assets or restitution tokens.

MetaMask reported a security incident in its infrastructure and began withdrawing validators from staking. There is no threat to wallets; stETH holders do not need to take action.
MetaMask token delay, closure of Balancer and Abracadabra, new details of the Bitget hack. Standard Chartered's forecasts on ENA and Tom Lee. US macroeconomics and stablecoin launch.
VideoTrader Jadoodoo earned $40,000 on a NEAR long during the Joint Frontier trading tournament semi-finals in South Korea.

Top NEAR traders on Hyperliquid predominantly hold short positions. The largest short has a loss of $13 million, while the largest long has a profit of $17.35 million.

Senator John Thune announced the possibility of raising the U.S. national debt limit after the elections. The current cap reaches $41.1 trillion and will last until 2027.

Donald Trump has demanded the immediate resignation of Jerome Powell due to a budget overrun on the Federal Reserve headquarters renovation. The project cost has risen to $4 billion.

Hyperliquid Labs will begin withdrawing HYPE tokens from staking today. $320 million will be distributed to the team via an OTC deal with an institutional investor.

The US and Iran cannot agree on the sequence of concessions regarding the nuclear program. Washington imposes new sanctions and depletes strategic oil reserves to pressure Tehran.

Bybit offers up to 1000 USDT vouchers for futures trading. New users get 1000 USDT, referrals get 500 USDT. The exchange covers trading losses.

Institutional stablecoin Open USD (OUSD) has been launched. The project unites Visa, BlackRock, and Stripe. The token operates on Ethereum, Solana, and Base blockchains with monthly reserve audits.

The U.S. Treasury buys back long-term bonds worth $6 billion, reducing yields and supporting stocks and BTC amid record performance of 30-year bonds.

Tom Li (Fundstrat) forecasts a strong growth of the cryptocurrency market to $10 trillion thanks to institutional investments and wealth transfer. Analysis of Ethereum prospects and BitMine strategy.

Petrobras is implementing the Cardano blockchain to track sustainable aviation fuel and monitor the supply chain of diesel with renewable components.

😳 BTC, S&P 500 and DXY – initial reaction to US inflation data. UPDATE: Bitcoin $85,000 Crypto Headlines
US macroeconomic data for August showed PCE inflation falling below forecasts alongside strong Q2 GDP growth.

October cryptocurrency market review: analysis of Bitcoin positions, altseason prospects, political factors, and asset trading strategies.

Standard Chartered forecast: ENA token could rise to $2 by 2028 due to increased USDe issuance and large-scale buybacks.

SlowMist's investigation revealed that the Bitget attack started with a zero-day vulnerability in August. The theft involved spoofing risk controls.

Projects Balancer and Abracadabra announced plans to shut down. BAL holders approved the exit from the protocol, and the MIM team proposes liquidating the stablecoin due to critical collateral shortage.
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