According to Binance, independent data from Chainalysis and TRM indicate that illicit exposure on top centralized exchanges is a few hundredths of 1% (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM). According to Binance, Binance’s illicit exposure is lower than peers and has declined by 96–98% since 2023, based on those third-party datasets (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM). According to Binance, the company has published a detailed security blog outlining how these reductions were achieved at the largest scale for the exchange (source: Binance blog linked in the announcement). According to Binance, these third-party metrics provide concrete figures that traders can reference when assessing exchange compliance risk and venue selection for order routing and liquidity (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM).

According to @binance, citing independent data from Chainalysis and TRM Labs, illicit exposure on top centralized exchanges is only a few hundredths of 1%, with Binance lower than peers and down 96-98% since 2023, based on those external datasets. @binance also linked its security blog explaining the measures used to achieve this reduction at scale, as the company’s own disclosure.