North Korean Crypto Hackers Stole $2.1B in 2025, 60% of All Losses: CertiK
North Korea's state-sponsored hackers stole $2.1 billion in cryptocurrency during 2025, accounting for 60% of all crypto theft losses globally, according to CertiK's security analysis. This dramatic surge underscores escalating threats from nation-state actors exploiting blockchain vulnerabilities. For Indian investors, heightened security protocols and vigilance on exchange platforms are critical as these attacks target institutional infrastructure and market confidence.
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Senate Banking Committee drafts CLARITY Act for Thursday markup, signaling potential U.S. crypto regulatory framework advancement. The legislation aims to establish clearer classification standards for digital assets, potentially reducing regulatory uncertainty affecting markets. Bitcoin trades near $80,736 amid mixed sentiment. Indian investors face implications for crypto taxation and exchange compliance as U.S. regulatory direction influences global policy adoption.