Bybit says it blocked about $700 million in potential user losses and stopped 30,000 risky withdrawals. the figures cover January 1 to June 15, 2026. The exchange said the stops protected close to 20,000 users, with a first review averaging 4.7 minutes. “Potential” is Bybit’s estimate of withdrawals it halted. It is not a count of stolen funds that were recovered, and the numbers are not independently verified. the context is the February 2025 hack. Bybit lost about $1.46 billion to a Lazarus-linked attack, the largest theft in crypto. The $700 million is the prevention claim in the year after that loss. AI-assisted tools are what the exchange credits for the flags. $700 million is the estimate. 30,000 is the withdrawals. $1.46 billion is the hole it is measured against. The prevention is Bybit’s number. The loss was on the chain. #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?# #BTC Price Analysis# $BTC $ETH