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Cryptoassets Threat Assessment

2025-07-21, UKOFSI
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/687e6362791bb4d8c309a06e/OFSI_Cryptoassets_Threat_Assessment.pdf
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Threat Assessment

Cryptoassets
Threat Assessment
July 2025


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Cryptoassets

OFSI Threat Assessment

Contents
Introduction

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Key Judgements

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Threat Overview

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Strengthening Compliance

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Threats

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Further Resources

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Cryptoassets

OFSI Threat Assessment

Since January 2022, just over 7% of all
suspected breach reports submitted to OFSI
involved cryptoasset firms.

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Introduction
This publication is one in a series of sector-specific assessments by OFSI addressing threats to
UK financial sanctions compliance. 1 The UK sanctions landscape has changed significantly since
the illegal Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the subsequent implementation
of unprecedented financial sanctions on Russia by the UK Government and international
partners. Recognising the evolving nature of financial sanctions, OFSI is publishing this series of
assessments to assist UK firms in better understanding and protecting against …