A recent report by Kaspersky reveals that stolen cryptocurrency accounts are being sold on the dark web for an average price of $105. The prices for these illicit accounts range from $60 to $400, depending on the account's value and associated assets. The report highlights that phishing attacks are the primary method for obtaining these accounts, with attackers using email, Telegram bots, and admin panels to facilitate quick resale. On-chain data analysis indicates that 88.5% of phishing attacks focus on acquiring login credentials, underscoring a significant security concern for the cryptocurrency industry in 2025. This trend emphasizes the need for enhanced security measures to protect user data and prevent unauthorized access to crypto accounts.