
Chainalysis Links 2026 brought together the brightest minds across cryptocurrency exchanges, global law enforcement, and TradFi.

Combining domain expertise, proprietary data, and automation to scale blockchain intelligence across your organization

What on-chain data reveal about the intersection of cryptocurrency and drone procurement, a nexus that is real, traceable, and analytically instructive.

Chainalysis is excited to announce support for Tempo, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain purpose-built for stablecoin payments at scale.

Announcing extended support for Sui, an emerging high-performance blockchain that has rapidly grown its ecosystem since launching in 2023.

The UK is the first country to sanction Xinbi, which provides cryptocurrency-based services to scam centres.

Chainalysis is now a compliance partner for the Solana Developer Platform, integrating Chainalysis KYT directly into an AI-ready environment.

Web3 security lessons from the Resolv hack: how a compromised key enabled a $23M exploit, what went wrong, and how DeFi protocols can prevent similar attacks.
How banks can design early pilots, establish the right control stack, and build a measurement framework for stablecoin initiatives.

Chainalysis was proud to sponsor the 2026 Global Fraud Summit and to endorse our support for the Global Public-Private Partnership Framework.

OFAC sanctions individuals and entities facilitating DPRK IT worker fraud schemes that converted millions into cryptocurrency to fund weapons programs.

Chainalysis analyzes the FATF's March 2026 targeted report on secondary-market stablecoin monitoring—what it means for AML programs, FIs, and global compliance. Read the breakdown.

State-driven sanctions evasion volume surged 694% in 2025 as state actors like Russia and Iran industrialized evasion tactics.

On-chain data shows a sharp increase in activity from major Iranian exchanges in the hours following the February 28, 2026 US-Israeli airstrikes.

The global exchange is deepening its safety tech stack alongside its longstanding partner in compliance.

In 2025, total on-chain ransomware payments fell by approximately 8% to $820 million in 2025, even as claimed attacks rose 50%.

Crypto fraud shop volumes declined from roughly $200 million to $87 million, while darknet markets remain resilient and increasingly interconnected.
Cryptocurrency flows to suspected human trafficking services surged 85% between 2024 and 2025, reaching a scale of hundreds of millions.
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