According to ForkLog from May 15, 2025, analysts outlined the average timeframes for the movement of stolen cryptocurrencies. Victims of crypto hacks report thefts on average 43.83 hours after the incident. After 46.74 hours, funds typically begin to move through the blockchain, complicating their tracking. Research shows that 40% of cryptocurrency losses, according to Chainalysis 2023, are related to user errors such as improper key storage.
The transparency of blockchain allows tracking the movement of funds using analytical tools, but stopping malicious actors remains difficult. For example, ZachXBT reported the freezing of $7 million in stolen assets through Binance, which is a rare success. Analysts emphasize the importance of quick response and collaboration with exchanges to block hackers' wallets. These data highlight the need to enhance security in the crypto sphere. Stay updated with the news at #MiningUpdates
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