$5.67B across 20 incidents, 2016 to 2026. Each one gets the same treatment: a step-by-step account of how the attack actually ran, the real vulnerable code, the one-line difference that would have stopped it, and links to the post-mortems so every word is checkable.
Read them in order and the pattern shows up fast. Almost none of these were exotic cryptography. A missing check, a wrong comparison operator, a default value nobody thought about, a permission nobody revoked.
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One bar per incident on a single linear scale, so the shape is honest: Bybit alone is larger than the next two combined.
Each incident above is an instance of something the SAFE database documents in the abstract — with the code, and with the fix.
Every incident here reduces to a pattern the scanner already knows. 201 detectors, run in your browser against your source.