26 is the season of crimes.

>> Protocol breaches:
> Kilb DAO: ~$292m was drained via the Lirzero bridge on April 18. The biggest exploit of the year.
> Protocol Drift: $285m left on April 1. They social engineered the multi-signature sites, not the smart contract. North Korea’s fingerprints are clear on this.
> One man, $284 million: drained through phishing of a single investor on January 16 via his cold wallet.
> Steb Finance ($28.9 million), Trobit ($26.4 million), Subnet ($13.3 million) in January. Yield Blocks ($10 million), Eutox Bridge ($8.8 million), Cross Curve ($4.95 million), Moon Well ($1.8 million) in February.
>> Tool Attacks
> France is now the kidnapping capital: 88 people accused, more than 10 minors, about 41 attacks this year. One every 2.5 days.
> A magistrate, her mother, and her father were kidnapped in February. Ransom was demanded from the magistrate’s crypto partner.
> Mother and son kidnapped in Burgundy on April 13. $400k ransom. She was released after 20 hours.
> Savana Ghotri’s 84-year-old mother was kidnapped in Arizona over Bitcoin ransom.
> "The Godfather" confessed to a June 2 crime of attempting to kidnap a child’s parents, helping steal 4,100 Bitcoin (~$245 million).
> Three men from Tennessee went on a theft tour across California. Forced the victim to sign and transfer $6.5 million at gunpoint.
>> Fake Withdrawal Operations
> Catfi doubled 1001 times in 26 hours, then disappeared. South Korea filed its first Dex scam case because of this.
> Eric Adams, former New York mayor, launched a token. Dropped 82% in January.
> RKC, a coin inspired by Roring Kitty: Developer wallets held 39.5% of the supply and withdrew their funds $6m at peak hype. Dropped 67% on May 12.
> "120 Hours": Pumpfun developer claimed he was dying, "I have 120 hours to live," then took over $600k pool and vanished.
> $world: Launched in Pumpfun on May 27. Minutes later, the creator sold 220 million tokens for 26.5 SOL in one transaction. This is the cycle now.
> Quant: A 13-year-old created a Solana token, scammed him, and left with $30,000.
>> Fake scams and fraud schemes
> Julia Adventures: $534k ponzi, the CEO was arrested. It was