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| Disclosed | Incident | Chain | Reported impact | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bybit Cold Wallet Compromise, February 2025: What Happened & What to Check | Ethereum | approx. US$1.5 billion(FBI (IC3 Public Service Announcement), 26 fev 2025) | Resolved | |
| Radiant Capital Signing Compromise, October 2024: What Happened & What to Check | Arbitrum, BNB Chain | approx. US$50 million(Radiant Capital, 17 out 2024) | Contained | |
| WazirX Multisig Compromise, July 2024: What Happened & What to Check | Ethereum | approx. US$234.9 million(WazirX, 18 jul 2024) | Contained | |
| DMM Bitcoin Unauthorised Outflow, May 2024: What Happened & What to Check | Bitcoin | 4,502.9 BTC(DMM Bitcoin, 31 maio 2024) | Resolved | |
| Munchables Insider Key Compromise, March 2024: What Happened & What to Check | Blast | approx. US$62 million (returned)(Munchables, 26 mar 2024) | Resolved | |
| Orbit Chain Bridge Compromise, December 2023: What Happened & What to Check | Ethereum, Orbit Chain | approx. US$81.5 million(Orbit Chain, 1 jan 2024) | Contained |
New Zealand has consulted on whether its technology-neutral approach remains adequate, rather than moving to a MiCA-style dedicated regime.
As ofThe substantive question in France is now the transition of nationally registered PSANs into MiCA authorisation, and the AMF publishes the register of who holds what.
As ofThe Dutch registration regime was notably strict in practice, and the transition to European authorisation has been the main development.
As ofOfficial communication has consisted mainly of cautions that virtual currencies are not recognised and that firms offering them are not licensed domestically. Central bank work on distributed ledger technology has proceeded on a separate track from any retail crypto authorisation.
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