A recent report from blockchain intelligence firm TRM Labs reveals that approximately 76% of global cryptocurrency hacking losses in the first four months of 2026 were linked to North Korean-related organizations, with a total stolen amount of approximately $577 million. North Korea's share of global cryptocurrency theft continues to rise: 22% in 2022, 37% in 2023, 39% in 2024, rising to 64% in 2025, and further increasing to 76% in 2026, with cumulative illegal profits exceeding $6 billion since 2017. The report points out that these losses primarily stemmed from two major incidents in April: the $292 million attack on KelpDAO and the $285 million theft from Drift Protocol, these two attacks combined accounting for approximately 3% of all hacking incidents during the same period. (The Block)