2025-12-31 08:04:01

Security team SlowMist recently released the MistTrack stolen funds analysis report for Q4 2025. The data is quite sobering—during Q4, they received reports of 300 stolen fund incidents involving approximately $1 million.

What does this number indicate? The security situation in the blockchain ecosystem remains severe. Whether it’s smart contract vulnerabilities, phishing attacks, or other forms of fund theft, the risk to user assets is everywhere.

SlowMist continuously monitors and analyzes the flow of stolen funds through the MistTrack platform. Every case recorded in this report represents real asset losses for users. This also reminds us that before participating in any Web3 project, we must carefully assess security risks—whether choosing an exchange or engaging with DeFi protocols, thorough research is essential.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 21h ago

Over 300 thefts, 1 million dollars lost—Web3 really isn't a playground for beginners.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 22h ago

Over 300 theft cases, losing 1 million USD just like that... it’s heartbreaking. Phishing is truly everywhere; my friend was also targeted. Doing homework and research, it sounds simple, but most people probably can't understand the contract code at all. How many times bigger is this number? The reported figures are probably just the tip of the iceberg. So, you still have to rely on yourself; there is no such thing as absolute security.

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ThesisInvestor

· 22h ago

Over 300 theft cases, losing $1 million just like that, I really can't hold it anymore.

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fomo_fighter

· 22h ago

Cases starting from 300? And that's just what's been reported... The real number must be many times higher.

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NewDAOdreamer

· 22h ago

300 thefts and counting? Come on, Web3 is still the same old tricks, hard to defend against. --- 1 million dollars? Feels like it's still underreported; many people around me have been more severely hacked. --- Phishing attacks are really unstoppable; no matter how cautious you are, it's useless. --- SlowMist is doing data analysis again, but what difference does it make? --- Only 300 cases in Q4? Why do I feel like I hear about thefts every week? --- Is doing homework useful? Big influencers are already running away. --- Another old safety reminder; users are already numb to it. --- Distributing 1 million USD across 300 cases, the average is still significant; be vigilant. --- Smart contract vulnerabilities are the real trouble; who can guarantee the code is bug-free? --- In the end, it still depends on yourself to manage your private keys; don't rely on the platform.

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AltcoinHunter

· 22h ago

300 thefts reported? Sounds scary, but I think it's underestimated; there are definitely more that haven't been reported. --- Same old story, doing homework? Most people haven't even read the whitepaper before going all-in haha. --- $1 million doesn't seem like much; I have a friend who lost that much in a single phishing attack... --- The question is, who really carefully examines the risks before getting on board? Honestly, I haven't either. --- When SlowMist releases a report, it's like a doctor doing a check-up; they find the problem, but everyone still keeps doing stupid things. --- The key is, phishing is hard to defend against; even the most cautious people can fall victim. --- Talking with data about 300 incidents is really sobering, but there are still people going all-in on new tokens... I am one of them. --- How many people would it take to accumulate $1 million in thefts? Based on major cases, each incident can be quite a lot. --- This kind of monitoring should have existed long ago; it's better than anything else, at least letting us know what pitfalls we might step into.

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FlatlineTrader

· 22h ago

Over 300 theft cases, and this is just the tip of the iceberg Really, phishing attacks are hard to defend against, and a friend's wallet was just lost like that Doing homework is correct, but honestly most people still prefer to be quick It seems I need to be more cautious; I really should check more before trading One million USD per quarter, this number is a bit outrageous

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