For the entire year of 2025, losses from such crimes amounted to $58 million, and at current rates, 2026 risks surpassing the previous year.

However, despite the increase in damage, the share of recorded successful attacks is decreasing. From January to June, criminals succeeded in only 12 out of 46 incidents, amounting to 26%. A year earlier, this figure reached 49%, and in 2024, it was 67%. Chainalysis attributes this trend to evolving criminal methods and an increasing variety of attack scenarios.

The most common form of violence has been kidnappings, followed by home invasions, hostage-taking, and other crimes related to extortion. Attacks on the residences of crypto investors are growing particularly rapidly: their share…