PeckShield: Crypto Theft Losses in 2025 Reach $4.04 Billion

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PeckShield reports that crypto market theft losses in 2025 reached $4.04 billion, a 34.2% increase from 2024. Hackers caused $2.67 billion in losses, a 24.2% rise, while fraud increased by 64.2% to $1.37 billion. Only $334.9 million of stolen cryptocurrency was recovered, down from $488.5 million. Analysis of the crypto market indicates a deteriorating security situation despite increased market activity.

According to data from PeckShield, cryptocurrency-related theft cases in 2025 reached a historical high, with total losses amounting to $4.04 billion, representing a 34.2% increase compared to the previous year. Of this, $2.67 billion was lost due to hacking attacks (an increase of 24.2%), and $1.37 billion was lost to fraud (an increase of 64.2%). Notably, only $334.9 million of the stolen cryptocurrency was recovered or frozen, which is lower than the $488.5 million in 2024.

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