Presented by
Jacob Illum
Chief Scientist
Chainalysis
Government-exclusive Webinar | english
Mapping the Unknown: Data Quality Standards for Blockchain Analytics
13 August 2026, 11:00 AM ET / 3:00 PM GMT
Every enforcement action, subpoena, and prosecution that leverages blockchain intelligence depends on one thing: can the data hold up?
When the attribution behind an address is wrong it can waste time and compromise the investigation.
Blockchain addresses reveal nothing about the services that operate them. Investigators rely on analytics providers to bridge that gap by mapping addresses to real-world entities. This can be difficult to independently verify, especially when it comes to illicit activity. The standards behind them must be consistent, reliable, and able to withstand scrutiny.
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In this session you’ll learn:
- What standards Chainalysis uses to cluster and label blockchain entities
- What court-proven, independently tested, and verified standards look like in practice
- How to assess whether the data you’re building your case on can withstand legal and technical challenge
Who should attend: Criminal investigators, intelligence analysts, prosecutors, and forensic examiners working with blockchain evidence in investigations and legal proceedings.
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