Data downloads

The approved record as CSV and JSON, built live from the same public views as the pages, so a file never contains anything the site does not show. Independent record, not associated with Binance.

Row counts as of 2026-11-01T17:40:04.698Z. Each file is limited to 10,000 rows (the first by id) and says so in its first line.

Dataset	What it holds	Rows now	Files
statements	Every approved statement: status, topic, our one-line summary, publisher, link, capture time and the sha256 of the stored copy. The verbatim quote is included for official and government rows only.	390	statements.csv statements.json
figures	Every approved figure: metric, value, asset, who published it (or our method for on-chain figures) and as-of time. The quote is included for official and government rows only.	62	figures.csv figures.json
addresses	Every approved address with its chain, our short role label (role_per_source), the publisher and link that name it. The quote is included for official and government rows only.	633	addresses.csv addresses.json
transfers	Archived transfers read from chain data for the listed addresses, with the key of the stored raw record.	2245	transfers.csv transfers.json
freezes	Every archived token freeze event with chain, token, frozen address, balance at freeze and transaction.	6	freezes.csv freezes.json

Reading the files

CSV: the first line is a plain-text note with the generated-at time, row count and whether the file was cut at the row limit. Skip it when parsing (for example skiprows=1 in pandas). The second line is the header. Line endings are CRLF.
JSON: an object with generated_at, rows, truncated and a data array. Numbers that could lose precision are kept as strings.
Spreadsheet safety: any CSV cell beginning with = + - or @ is prefixed with a single quote so a spreadsheet reads it as text, not a formula. Remove the quote if you need the raw value.
Integrity: each download carries an X-Content-SHA256 response header with the sha256 of the file body. Statements also include stored_copy_sha256, the hash of the stored copy of the source page.
Attribution: rows are statements by their publishers, not findings of this site. Keep the publisher and link when you reuse a row.
Quotes: the verbatim quote is included only for official statements and government sources. Every other row has our one-line summary and the URL of the original, where the publisher's words are. The quote_included column says which.
Licence: Reuse of our summaries, labels and compilation needs credit to binancebreach.com with a link. Quoted words belong to their publishers; quotes from Wikipedia are CC BY-SA 4.0.