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MEXC Releases Bimonthly Security Report: 141% BTC Reserves, 5,577 Fraud Rings

MEXC has released its November-December 2025 security report, highlighting its commitment to user asset protection. The exchange safeguarded over $2.2 million in user funds through reserve guarantees and recovery efforts. Its latest Proof of Reserves audit, verified by Hacken, confirms reserves exceeding 100% for major assets, including 157.9% for BTC and 126.61% for USDT. MEXC identified and restricted 19,337 accounts linked to 5,577 suspected fraud rings. The compliance team processed 272 assistance requests, leading to 56 successful fund interceptions and 27 law enforcement actions, preventing an estimated $123,400 in losses. Additionally, 674,352 USDT was recovered from user deposit errors.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:16

MEXC Releases Bimonthly Security Report: 141% BTC Reserves, 5,577 Fraud Rings

TheNewsCrypto01/27 10:16

Gate Releases Q4 2025 Report: Trading Business Grows Steadily, On-Chain and Compliance Expansion Accelerates

Gate Releases Q4 2025 Report: Trading Business Grows Steadily, On-Chain and Compliance Expansion Accelerates Gate, a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, has released its Q4 2025 report, highlighting robust growth in its core trading operations and significant progress in Web3 ecosystem development and global compliance. Key performance indicators showed strong results. Both spot and derivatives trading volumes remained high, with the platform's global market share increasing to 11% in derivatives, one of the highest growth rates in the industry. User registrations approached 50 million, with support for over 4,300 crypto assets. The platform's product ecosystem, including Launchpool, Launchpad, HODLer Airdrop, and CandyDrop, saw substantial activity. Launchpool listed 28 projects with airdrops exceeding $4.8 million, while Launchpad's oversubscription rate surpassed 2,500%. The newly launched Perp DEX exceeded $10 billion in cumulative trading volume in its first full quarter. In asset management, the "Earn" products saw subscriptions exceed $11 billion. The platform's Proof of Reserves showed a total reserve ratio of 124%, covering nearly 500 user assets. A major compliance milestone was achieved as Gate Technology Ltd, part of Gate Group, obtained a MiCA license from the Maltese MFSA, marking a key step into the European Union. The exchange also launched its Australian platform, further expanding its global regulated footprint. The quarter also saw enhanced brand visibility through sponsorships of high-profile events like the Token of Love music festival and TOKEN2049, strengthening its global presence. Gate continues its strategic transition from a traditional exchange to an integrated Web3 infrastructure provider, focusing on secure, compliant, and innovative services for the digital asset market.

marsbit01/22 06:45

The Altcoin Vector #38

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insights.glassnode01/21 09:43

The Bitcoin Vector #39

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insights.glassnode01/21 09:40

Coingecko 2025 Annual Crypto Industry Report: Total Market Cap Plummets, What's Still Rising?

Based on CoinGecko's 2025 Annual Crypto Industry Report, the cryptocurrency market experienced a significant downturn, with the total market capitalization falling 10.4% year-over-year to $3 trillion. This marked the first annual decline since 2022, driven by a 23.7% crash in Q4 following a historic $19 billion liquidation event. Despite the price drop, key areas demonstrated robust growth. The stablecoin market surged 48.9% to a record $311 billion. Institutional adoption deepened, with Digital Asset Treasury Companies (DATCos) deploying at least $49.7 billion and acquiring over 5% of the total Bitcoin and Ethereum supply. Trading activity remained strong. Perpetual contracts volume on centralized exchanges hit a record $86.2 trillion (up 47.4%), while decentralized exchanges saw even more explosive growth of 346% to $6.7 trillion. Prediction markets also boomed, with volume surging 302.7% to $63.5 billion. The report highlights a decoupling from traditional assets, as gold soared 62.6% while Bitcoin fell 6.4%. The data indicates that despite the price correction, critical market infrastructure and utility continued to expand significantly.

marsbit01/16 11:36

Coingecko 2025 Annual Crypto Industry Report: Total Market Cap Plummets, What's Still Rising?

marsbit01/16 11:36

The Altcoin Vector #37

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insights.glassnode01/14 08:26

insights.glassnode01/14 08:26

The Bitcoin Vector #38

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insights.glassnode01/14 08:23

Hackers and Scammers Stole $4 Billion in Cryptocurrencies in 2025

In 2025, hackers and fraudsters stole over $4 billion in cryptocurrencies, a 34.2% increase compared to the $3.01 billion stolen in 2024, according to analytics firm PeckShieldAlert. The total damage exceeded $4.04 billion, with $2.67 billion (a 24.2% annual increase) attributed to hacks and $1.37 billion (a 64.2% increase) to fraud cases. A strategic shift was noted towards a rise in scams utilizing social engineering methods, such as psychological manipulation to trick victims into revealing confidential information, which accounted for 12% of the losses. The most significant single incident was the $1.4 billion hack of the Bybit exchange in February of the previous year. An additional 22% of losses came from scams, including 'rug pulls' and pseudo-crypto investment schemes. Another key change was the increasing share of centralized services among the affected platforms. Their share of losses grew from just over 35% in 2023 to around 45% in 2024, and exceeded 70% in 2025. Only about $334.9 million of the stolen funds were frozen or returned during the year, a decrease from the $488.5 million recovered in 2024.

RBK-crypto01/13 12:39

Hackers and Scammers Stole $4 Billion in Cryptocurrencies in 2025

RBK-crypto01/13 12:39

Meme Coins Lead Record Crypto Project Failures in 2025

In 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced a record number of project failures, with over 11.6 million crypto projects failing—the highest annual total on record. Meme coins, driven by social momentum rather than fundamentals, were the most severely affected. The majority of these losses occurred in the last quarter, particularly following the October 10 market crash, where $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in a single day. According to a CoinGecko report, approximately 7.7 million tokens listed on GeckoTerminal halted trading between October and December. The surge in failures is attributed to increased market volatility and the ease of creating new tokens, especially through platforms like pump.fun, which led to an influx of low-effort, speculative projects. The number of listed tokens grew dramatically from around 3 million at the end of 2024 to about 20 million by the end of 2025, highlighting the risks associated with meme coins and speculative assets during periods of market stress.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:26

Meme Coins Lead Record Crypto Project Failures in 2025

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:26

Illegal Crypto Activity Surges in 2025, Chainalysis Finds

According to a Chainalysis report, illegal cryptocurrency activity surged by 162% in 2025, reaching approximately $154 billion, up from $59 billion in 2024. This significant increase was primarily driven by sanctioned entities and nation-states, such as Russia, using blockchain networks to evade financial restrictions. The report highlighted that 2025 marked a turning point, with unprecedented on-chain activity reflecting greater sophistication and coordination among these actors. Stablecoins accounted for about 84% of illegal transaction volume due to their stability and ease of cross-border transfer. Despite the sharp rise, illegal transactions still represent less than 1% of total on-chain activity.

TheNewsCrypto01/09 12:17

Illegal Crypto Activity Surges in 2025, Chainalysis Finds