
Eric Jardine
Cybercrimes Research Manager,
Chainalysis
Billions sit on-chain as balances held by illicit entities. These holdings represent one of the largest opportunities for disruption in the fight against crypto crime.
But not all assets are equally seizable. While some can be frozen at the issuer level, others require technical intervention, timing precision, or cooperation with off-ramps and exchanges. As criminals shift toward long-term holding and more complex cash-out tactics, traditional approaches to tracing and recovery must adapt.
In this webinar, Chainalysis experts will break down the seizable crypto asset landscape and what it means for law enforcement.
In this session, you’ll learn: