According to BlockBeats, on July 25, MORPHO briefly surged by over 13% before falling back, possibly influenced by news that "Upbit will launch a MORPHO trading pair in Korean won." It is currently priced at $2.024, with a market capitalization of $1.172 billion.

According to BlockBeats, on July 25th, statistics from Onchain Lens show that 224 publicly disclosed security incidents occurred in the crypto industry in the first half of 2026, resulting in a total loss of approximately $1.32 billion. Among these, "access control vulnerabilities" caused the greatest losses, with many large-scale attacks stemming from compromised access management or private key/administrator privileges, including:

Kelp DAO: Losses of $292 million

Drift Protocol: Loss of $280 million

Humanity Protocol: Losses of $31 million

Step Finance: Loss of $30 million

Truebit: Loss of $26.5 million

Resolv Labs: Loss of $25 million

AFX: Loss of $24.15 million

BonkDAO: Loss of $21 million

In addition, phishing and social engineering attacks caused approximately $282 million in losses; attacks related to oracle vulnerabilities included:

Ostium: $24 million

Blend Protocol: $10.86 million

Bonzo: $9 million

Data shows that a few large-scale attacks accounted for the majority of the losses, and access control, user security education, and oracle risks remain key areas for security protection in the crypto industry in 2026.

According to BlockBeats, on July 25, cryptocurrency exchange Upbit announced that it will list MORPHO (Morpho) on the Korean Won (KRW) market at 18:00 on July 25, with Ethereum as the supported network.

Upbit stated that after MORPHO trading support goes live, buy orders will be restricted for approximately 5 minutes; and for approximately 2 hours after launch, other order types, except for limit orders, will be restricted.