Negative. Almost 80% of hacked projects do not recover due to failures in response and communication, undermining trust, liquidity, and the credibility of the Web3 ecosystem.

According to BlockBeats, on January 18, Web3 security platform Immunefi's CEO Mitchell Amador highlighted that nearly 80% of crypto projects that suffer major hacking incidents never fully recover. He noted that most protocols lack awareness of their vulnerability to hacking and are unprepared for significant security events.

Amador emphasized that the initial hours following a breach are often the most destructive. Without a pre-established incident response plan, teams may hesitate, debate next steps, and underestimate the impact of the breach. This period is critical for preventing additional losses.

Due to concerns over reputational damage, project teams often hesitate to pause smart contracts and fail to communicate effectively with users. Silence can exacerbate panic rather than contain the issue. The primary reason for the failure to recover for nearly 80% of hacked projects is not the initial financial loss but the collapse of operational and trust systems during the response process.