The Human Vulnerability in Crypto: VQJ Exchange Market Insights
While the crypto industry spends millions auditing smart contracts, attackers are finding an easier way in: human psychology. A recent review of 2025 crypto incidents shows that 65% of losses were due to social engineering and impersonation, not technical hacks. Attackers are posing as support staff or project managers to steal private keys directly from users. This is a stark reminder that the security of a blockchain is irrelevant if the user can be tricked into handing over access. We see the impact of these trends closely when tracking market sentiment. Phishing and investment scams are now the primary vectors for capital drain in the ecosystem. Last January alone saw hundreds of millions lost to these tactics. The takeaway is clear. Security is no longer just about code; it is about operational discipline. Verifying identities, ignoring urgent requests for fund transfers, and keeping seed phrases offline are non-negotiable practices. As the sector evolves, VQJ Exchange will conti...