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Report: The number of "Rug Pull" incidents in the cryptocurrency sector has decreased, with only 7 cases reported from 2025 to present

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by Cointelegraph, based on the latest report from the blockchain analysis platform DappRadar, there were 21 "Rug Pull" incidents at the beginning of 2024, while there have only been 7 incidents so far in 2025, indicating a yearly decline in their frequency. However, since the beginning of 2025, the Web3 ecosystem has lost nearly $6 billion due to such incidents, with 92% attributed to the collapse of Mantra's OM token (the token's founder denies this was a "Rug Pull"). In contrast, the total losses from "Rug Pull" incidents during the same period in 2024 were $90 million.DappRadar analyst Sara Gherghelas pointed out that although the frequency of such incidents has decreased, their destructiveness has increased, and the scams have become more complex, often orchestrated by professional teams. The nature of these incidents is also evolving; in the first quarter of 2024, many originated from DeFi protocols, NFT projects, and Meme coins, while in the same period of 2025, they mostly occurred in the Meme coin sector. Gherghelas also warned that a sudden surge in the number of unique active wallets, high transaction volumes but low user activity, unverified smart contracts, limited GitHub activity, anonymous developer teams, or projects with sudden spikes in DApp activity could all be warning signs of a "Rug Pull."

KiloEx updates on the hacker incident: a case has been filed in Hong Kong, and a compensation plan is being developed while funds are being raised

ChainCatcher news, according to official information, KiloEx announced on April 15 regarding the progress of the hacking incident that it has reported to the Hong Kong police and filed a case, and is cooperating with the Criminal Investigation and Cybersecurity departments for investigation. Some information related to the hackers has been obtained. Meanwhile, KiloEx has collaborated with the security company SlowMist to submit a detailed incident report, which will be publicly released when the time is right.The security vulnerability has been fixed, and there is currently no risk of position liquidation. All positions will be settled at the snapshot price before the incident. KiloEx is formulating a compensation plan and raising funds, and the Vault function will gradually resume after the plan is implemented, ensuring the safety of user funds.The hackers have not yet moved the stolen funds. KiloEx has repeatedly sent messages on-chain requesting the return of 90%, but has not received a response so far. The related addresses have been jointly blocked in coordination with multiple DeFi protocols and CEX.In response to rumors about internal involvement, KiloEx solemnly clarifies: the police and SlowMist have fully intervened in the investigation and obtained all internal data. If there are internal issues, the case will not be filed.
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