DeFi Hack Explorer is a searchable database of over 1,920 cryptocurrency hacks totaling $36.5B+ in losses. Track every major DeFi exploit from 2011 to present across Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, and more.
Each incident includes attack vector (flash loan, reentrancy, oracle manipulation, bridge exploit, key compromise), affected protocol, chain, date, amount stolen, amount recovered, and post-mortem links. Filter by year, chain, or attack type.
Notable incidents: Ronin Bridge ($624M), Poly Network ($611M), Wormhole ($326M), Nomad ($190M), Euler ($197M). Analyze trends in exploit techniques and identify high-risk protocol categories.
Used by security auditors, DeFi developers, insurance protocols, and researchers studying smart contract vulnerabilities. Updated continuously from on-chain analysis, post-mortems, and community intelligence.
An interactive archive of significant exploits in the crypto space, based on publicly available data.
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