[Report: The average price of stolen cryptocurrency accounts on the dark web is $105] According to Cryptopolitan, a SecureList report reveals that stolen cryptocurrency accounts on cybercrime marketplaces are sold on the dark web for an average price of $105. These accounts are typically obtained through phishing attacks, with prices ranging from $60 to $400 depending on factors such as account age, balance, whether a payment method is linked, and the status of two-factor authentication. Stolen data primarily leaks from phishing pages through three channels: email delivery, Telegram bots, or uploads to admin panels. Among these, Telegram has become the preferred channel for attackers due to its real-time capabilities, disposability, and difficulty in tracking. More organized attacks utilize admin panel frameworks, which can provide real-time statistics, automatically verify credentials, and manage data. The stolen data (including exchange login information, wallet access credentials, fiat deposit and withdrawal accounts, etc.) is either sold immediately or enters a resale pipeline. Data is bulk-purchased by intermediaries, screened and verified, consolidated, and eventually resold to scammers on dark web forums or Telegram channels. The report highlights that 88.5% of phishing attacks from January to September 2025 targeted account credential theft.