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Chainalysis: Crypto Crime Reached $154 Billion in ...
The Block•Thursday, January 8, 2026 at 01:00 PM•1 min read

Chainalysis: Crypto Crime Reached $154 Billion in 2025, Fueled by State Actors

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According to a Chainalysis report, cryptocurrency-related crime reached $154 billion in 2025. The increase was reportedly driven by state-backed actors engaging in activities such as hacking, sanctions evasion, and stablecoin-based money laundering. The report highlights the growing involvement of state-linked entities in illicit on-chain activities within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. The development underscores the need for enhanced security measures and regulatory scrutiny in the digital asset space.

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Chainalysis: Crypto Crime Reached $154 Billion in 2025, Fueled by State Actors

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According to a Chainalysis report, cryptocurrency-related crime reached $154 billion in 2025. The increase was reportedly driven by state-backed actors engaging in activities such as hacking, sanctions evasion, and stablecoin-based money laundering. The report highlights the growing involvement of state-linked entities in illicit on-chain activities within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. The development underscores the need for enhanced security measures and regulatory scrutiny in the digital asset space.

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