Binance Research reports that approximately 11% of illicit cryptocurrency funds were seized in 2025, a rate 55 times higher than that of fiat currency recovery. This data, sourced from Tether, Interpol, and the T3 Financial Crime Unit, highlights the effectiveness of blockchain transparency in tracking and freezing illicit funds. Even excluding the $15 billion BTC from the Prince Group case, the crypto fund seizure rate remains about 10 times that of fiat. Additionally, statistics from SlowMist and PeckShield indicate that the recovery or freezing rates for stolen funds in 2025 were approximately 13.2% and 8.3%, respectively. Binance Research emphasizes that the transparency inherent in blockchain technology is significantly enhancing the efficiency of tracking and freezing criminal funds in the crypto space.