Crypto crime numbers in the first half of 2025 have already surpassed all of 2024’s stolen funds, and Asia is reportedly at the center of it all. A mid-year report by blockchain analytics firm ...

The first half of 2025 has already set a new benchmark in cryptocurrency-related thefts, with criminals stealing $2.17 billion from crypto services, surpassing the $1.87 billion stolen across all of ...

Crypto services lost over $2.17 billion in 2025, with personal wallet hacks and physical crime surging, driving security concerns.

Crypto thefts have already seen more than $2.17 billion stolen this year alone. Here is the full breakdown of the stolen ...

Hackers have already stolen $2.17 billion from crypto companies this year, more than was swindled throughout the entirety of 2024 — and it’s only July.

New reports reveal how crypto crime is once again on the rise in 2024 as the price of digital assets has been increasing since the year starting.

While crypto thefts are not new, the use of physical violence is a far more recent trend, said John Griffin, a finance professor at the University of Texas in Austin who tracks financial crimes.

The latest crypto crime trend report released by blockchain data platform Chainalysis this week shows illicit transaction volume using digital currencies fell significantly in 2023.

While crypto thefts are not new, the use of physical violence is a far more recent trend, said John Griffin, a finance professor at the University of Texas in Austin who tracks financial crimes.