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“Binance” says it spends about $300 million a year on compliance, financial-crime prevention, and user protection, with around 1,500 employees in compliance-related roles. But that figure does not isolate spending on cybersecurity. Its spending amounts to 0.22% of the assets it holds, compared with 0.14% across the broader financial sector. Meanwhile, $6.3 billion in assets was stolen in the reported breach, of which about $3 billion was frozen. “Coinbase” data show that incident costs can include compensation and legal expenses: in 2025, it paid $311.2 million in cash for compensation and costs related to a data theft, without separately disclosing its cybersecurity budget. The article concluded that available disclosures do not allow for a comparison of platforms’ actual security spending, and that the cost of a breach goes beyond the stolen funds to include response efforts, compensation, legal burdens, and the potential loss of customer trust.
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