Most of the recovered funds were from the Munchables incident, in which the hacker returned the stolen crypto after negotiations.
Nearly $100 million in digital assets stolen in March hacks has been recovered, according to data compiled by blockchain security firm PeckShield. PeckShield said on April 1 that over 30 hacking incidents occurred in March, accounting for $187 million in funds lost.While the losses ran into the millions, 52.8% of the hacked funds were returned. PeckShield said that $98.8 million in stolen digital assets were recovered last month.
PeckShield also highlighted the top five incidents within the month. The Munchables incident took the top spot in terms of losses in a hacking incident. It was followed by the Curio hack, the Prisma Finance incident, the NFPrompt hack and the WOOFi exploit. Most recovered funds were from the incident involving the nonfungible token game based on the Blast network called Munchables. On March 26, the project announced thatIn the end, Blast creator Pacman announced that $97 million in crypto taken from the incident had been secured by Blast core contributors.Meanwhile, the Prisma Finance incident, which saw about $11 million in digital assets stolen, might also have a chance to recover its lost funds.