Immunefi Report: Token Prices Drop 61% on Average After Hacks, 83.9% Remain Below Pre-Attack Levels

According to Cointelegraph, the security platform Immunefi has released its latest security report showing that cryptocurrency hacking incidents continue to occur, with losses increasingly concentrated in a few large-scale exploit events. The report analyzed 425 publicly disclosed incidents between 2021 and 2025, with an average loss of approximately $25 million per hack. Between 2024 and 2025, 191 attacks resulted in total losses of $4.67 billion, with just five incidents accounting for 62% of the total losses. On the centralized exchange side, 20 attacks caused approximately $2.55 billion in losses, representing about 55% of the total. At the token market level, among the 82 tokens tracked in the report, the median price decline within six months after the attack was 61%, and 83.9% of tokens remained below their pre-attack price levels. Immunefi CEO Mitchell Amador stated that the long-term impacts of exploits far exceed initial financial losses, often leading to sustained token price depreciation, depleted treasury reserves, team instability, and erosion of user trust.