CertiK and TRMLabs warn the ecosystem is not safer ... according to estimates from TRM Labs published in April, these hackers have stolen more than $6 billion in crypto assets since 2017 ... TRM Labs, in its ...
The warning in TRMLabs' latest data is where the money is actually being lost ... TRM said the number of hacks more than doubled from 83 incidents in H1 2025 to 207 in H1 2026 ... TRM put the median hack at about $219,000, while the mean was $4.7 million.
law enforcement. In May, it said the T3 Financial CrimeUnit involving Tether, TRON, and TRMLabs had frozen more than $450 million tied to illicit crypto flows. RelatedReading How Tether, TRON, TRM Labs froze $100 million in stolen digital assets ... .
DeFi's latest exploit chatter is pointing traders toward a cost that does not appear in pool APYs ... The dataset needs careful handling ... A TRMLabs analysis described 2026 crypto theft value as concentrated in a small number of large events ... ....
The blockchain intelligence firm TRMLabs has detected a massive international illicit financing channel ... — TRM Labs (@trmlabs) June 26, 2026 ... TRM Labs reported that the Nobitex exchange found its main external financial lifeline in CoinEx.
The integration brings TRM's blockchain intelligence to power sanctions screening, AML controls, and wallet risk scoring into MultiHopper's private programmable on-chain routing layer for digital asset transfers ... .
TRMLabs traced $3.8 billion moved by 60 sanctioned Iranian entities through CoinEx and said that the exchange’s 8% share of illicit transactions was substantially higher than its counterparts ... .
CoinEx processed over $3.84 billion in flows linked to sanctioned Iranian entities since 2019, according to TRMLabs... TRM Labs noted ... TRM Labs interpreted this consistency as a coordinated arrangement.
CoinEx rejected the conclusions of a report by blockchain intelligence firm TRMLabs, which claims to have traced more than $3.84 billion in flows between the exchange and sanctioned Iranian entities over the past seven years.
A new report from The Wall Street Journal, citing data from blockchain analytics firm TRMLabs, has revealed that cryptocurrency exchange CoinEx has served as a primary conduit for over $3.84 billion in funds linked to Iran since 2019.
TRMLabs alerts fans to crypto scams tied to the 2026 World Cup, including fake tickets and betting schemes. FBI and FIFA issue additional warnings. (Read More) ... .
TRMLabs says Token of Power was exploited for roughly $1.58 million in WETH... TRM Details A Governance Takeover ... According to TRM’s analysis, the attacker exploited a weakness in the protocol’s AragonDAO setup.