Blockaid: By 2024, approximately 59% of newly issued tokens will have malicious characteristics
According to CoinDesk, a recent report by blockchain security company Blockaid shows that about 59% of newly issued tokens in 2024 have malicious intent, with rug-pull scams accounting for 27% of these malicious tokens.
In addition, data from Blockaid's On-Chain Detection and Response (ODR) platform shows that losses caused by cryptocurrency hacking attacks and scams in 2024 significantly dropped to $1.4 billion, compared to the $5.6 billion loss announced by the FBI in 2023.
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