Criminals are increasingly targeting crypto holders through real world attacks instead of hacking wallets. According to Chainalysis, home invasions, kidnappings, and assaults involving crypto victims resulted in more than $30 million in stolen funds during the first half of 2026.
That total has already surpassed half of 2025's record annual losses of $58 million, putting 2026 on pace to become the worst year yet for these so called "wrench attacks." France has reported the highest number of publicly known incidents so far this year.
The rise in these attacks highlights an alarming shift in crypto crime, where attackers are bypassing cybersecurity measures and using physical intimidation or violence to force victims to hand over their assets or wallet credentials.
$SKHYNIX is showing steady bullish momentum after recovering from recent lows. The trend remains positive, and a move above $1,020 could open the door for another push toward higher resistance levels.