Binance Says AI Security Prevented $10.53B in Losses

Binance reports $10.53 billion in prevented losses

Binance, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, reported that its artificial intelligence (AI) security systems prevented $10.53 billion in user losses. The losses were blocked between January 2025 and the end of March 2026. The figure covers a 15-month period and applies to more than 5.4 million users.

"Cumulatively, $10.53 billion in user losses were prevented from the beginning of 2025 through Q1 2026 for more than 5.4 million users.", 10 May 2026. — Binance, Official Security Blog, Binance

Exchange blacklisted over 36,000 malicious addresses

Binance also blacklisted over 36,000 malicious addresses during the same January 2025 to March 2026 window. A malicious address is a blockchain wallet identifier linked to fraud, scams, or theft. The exchange issued more than 9,600 real-time security warnings to users every day.

AI security systems protected millions of users

Binance's AI security systems flagged suspicious activity for more than 5.4 million users across the 15-month period. The exchange reported these figures in an official security blog post published on 10 May 2026. Binance did not name or describe the individual AI components used in the detection process.

Figures are self-reported with no external audit

Binance published all figures without disclosing the methodology used to calculate $10.53 billion in prevented losses. No independent auditor verified the data. All secondary reporting from outlets including Cointelegraph, Coinness, and MEXC News traced back to the same Binance press release.