Binance и другие биржи объединяются для создания системы реагирования на криптопреступления в реальном времени Headline: Binance and Other Exchanges Unite to Create Real-Time Response System for Crypto Crimes

Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, and several other exchanges have established the Beacon Network, which is the first real-time response system for combating cryptocurrency crimes. This initiative was developed by the analytics firm TRM Labs, as mentioned in a [blog post](https://www.binance.com/en/blog/security/2582058086078541151) on Binance’s website.

The network enables exchanges and financial platforms to rapidly share information regarding suspicious transactions and to freeze illegal funds before they can be withdrawn. It integrates cryptocurrency exchanges, stablecoin issuers, and law enforcement agencies into a cohesive operational response network.

Beacon Network operates as a decentralized early warning system with a multi-step process:

A key advantage of the system is its speed of response.

The [Bybit hack](https://forklog.com/glavnoe-za-mesyats-krupnejshij-vzlom-fevralskij-obval-i-lekarstvo-ot-brejnrota) earlier this year demonstrated how swiftly stolen funds can be transferred—over 10,000 transactions in the first month alone. The Beacon Network transforms the landscape by providing exchanges and issuers with real-time response tools, while granting law enforcement the ability to act before funds disappear, as stated in the Binance blog.

The Beacon Network aims to prevent the transfer of funds linked to [North Korean hackers](https://forklog.com/cryptorium/chto-izvestno-o-lazarus-group-podozrevaemoj-vo-vzlome-bybit), block payments to ransomware operators, thwart terrorism financing, and return stolen assets to fraud victims.

In addition to Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken, other founding participants include PayPal, Ripple, Crypto.com, OKX, Bitfinex, and several additional companies.

A recent report by Global Ledger identified the rapid withdrawal of funds by criminals post-hack as the primary challenge facing the crypto industry.

Security systems reported incidents on the same day they occurred in 84% of cases. However, this was found to be insufficient: in 68.1% of attacks, funds were moved before companies detected the breach.

According to the report, hackers withdraw assets instantly in 10.1% of incidents, and within the first 24 hours in 64.7% of cases. The fastest recorded transfer took just four seconds.

Estimates from Hacken suggest that in the first six months of 2025, [Web3](https://forklog.com/cryptorium/chto-takoe-web3-web-3-0) projects lost $3.1 billion due to hacks and fraud, a figure that already exceeds the total for 2024, which was $2.85 billion.

Previously, Binance had also [joined](https://forklog.com/news/binance-prisoedinilas-k-programme-t3-po-borbe-s-kriptoprestupnostyu) the T3+ program to combat cryptocurrency crime.