TL;DR Breakdown May 2023 saw losses from ‘rug pull’ crypto scams surpassing those from DeFi exploits, according to Beosin EagleEye. Total losses from various security incidents were $19.69 million, a decline of 79% from April, but fraud cases escalated to $45.02 million. The largest attack involved Jimbos on the Arbitrum chain, leading to a $7.5 million loss, while numerous projects left in the lurch resulted in losses of over $1 million. The month of May witnessed an unsettling development in the digital currency landscape as losses associated with ‘rug pull’ scams surpassed those stemming from DeFi exploits. This finding, underscored by Beosin EagleEye, the security risk monitoring platform of Beosin, signals an urgent need for increased vigilance among crypto investors. A dark cloud of rug pull scams In May 2023, as per Beosin’s data, an array of security incidents led to a total loss of $19.69 million, marking a significant 79% decrease compared to the preceding month. However, in a somewhat paradoxical trend, the total amount involved in fraudulent schemes, predominantly rug pulls, soared to a staggering $45.02 million, more…