Event timeline

1,331 events

Date	Event	Chains	Loss	Returned	Source
2014-07-13	Mintpal: $2 Million exploit Access Control · Improper Access Control Access Control · Improper Access Control · CEX	Bitcoin	$2 Million	—	DeFiLlama
2014-03-04	Poloniex: $50 Thousand exploit Protocol Logic · Withdrawal Logic Flaw Protocol Logic · Withdrawal Logic Flaw · CEX	Bitcoin	$50 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2014-03-02	Flexcoin: $600 Thousand exploit Protocol Logic · Withdrawal Logic Flaw Protocol Logic · Withdrawal Logic Flaw · CEX	Bitcoin	$600 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2014-02-17	Picostocks: $4.43 Million exploit Key Compromise · Private Key Compromised Key Compromise · Private Key Compromised · CEX	Bitcoin	$4.43 Million	—	DeFiLlama
2014-02-07	Mt. Gox: $470 Million exploit Key Compromise · Private Key Compromised Key Compromise · Private Key Compromised · CEX	Bitcoin	$470 Million	—	DeFiLlama
2013-11-11	Bitcash: $100 Thousand exploit Access Control · Improper Access Control Access Control · Improper Access Control · CEX	Bitcoin	$100 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2013-10-23	Inputs.io: $1.2 Million exploit Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure · CEX	Bitcoin	$1.2 Million	—	DeFiLlama
2012-09-05	Bitfloor: $250 Thousand exploit Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Stored Publicly Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Stored Publicly · CEX	Bitcoin	$250 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2012-05-11	Bitcoinica: $90 Thousand exploit Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure · CEX	Bitcoin	$90 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2012-03-01	Bitcoinica: $228 Thousand exploit Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure Frontend & Infrastructure · Key Leaked via Infrastructure · CEX	Bitcoin	$228 Thousand	—	DeFiLlama
2011-06-19	Mt. Gox: $8.75 Million exploit Access Control · Improper Access Control Access Control · Improper Access Control · CEX	Bitcoin	$8.75 Million	—	DeFiLlama

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Exploit records come from the public DeFiLlama hacks registry and are re-imported as recovery figures are updated. Depegs are detected daily from the platform's own hourly bars, and governance upgrades are read from Governor Bravo logs on chain; each row names its source. Curated entries add the transactions and addresses behind an event so it can be traced in the explorer and lined up against price windows. We publish what the source publishes, and amounts we cannot attribute are shown as blank, never filled in. The CSV carries the same rows as the filter you are looking at, one event per line, up to 5,000; past that, request the registry as a data export.