What “crypto hacked” means, and what we know
“Crypto hacked” is not one program or one website. It is a search people make when coins have left their wallet or exchange account without their consent, or when a big exchange was hacked in the news and they wonder if they are affected. There is no address to test and no single malware to remove, so this page explains the situations, the order of actions and the limits of what can be undone. We ran no site test, because the subject is a phrase.
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Your own wallet or exchange account was emptied
This is the case most searchers mean. Coins left an address you control, or an exchange account you use, and you did not send them. The usual causes are below: a phrase you typed into a fake page, a…
