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The growing scale of crypto hacks is drawing increased attention from regulators. Reports from TRM Labs show that hackers stole billions in 2025 alone, with supply chain attacks accounting for a large portion of the damage. These attacks target infrastructure providers rather than individual users, amplifying their impact across entire ecosystems.

In response, government agencies are stepping up oversight. In the US, cybersecurity programs are expanding to include digital asset firms, aiming to identify and mitigate threats earlier. This reflects a broader shift toward treating crypto infrastructure as critical financial technology.

Looking ahead, the combination of stricter regulation and advanced security tools may help reduce risk — but as attackers evolve, the industry will need to adapt just as quickly.

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