Host Eitan Danon is joined by Andrew Fierman in episode 151 for our preview of the 2025 Chainalysis Crypto Crime Report.
We look at how the near-$1.5 billion Bybit exploit occurred, the attackers’ link to the DPRK, and how we are collaborating to help recover funds.
The Chainalysis Asset Seizure Certification (CASC) for law enforcement professionals provides foundational knowledge of the crypto asset seizure process.
Nearly $2.2 billion worth of crypto funds were stolen from hacks in 2024. In the biggest hack, more than $300 million was stolen from one group.
In conversation with Gurvais Grigg, ex-FBI and Chainalysis CTO, we discussed how how blockchain analysis can shift crime prevention from reactive to proactive.
An address poisoning victim nearly lost $68 million in wrapped bitcoin. We uncovered over 82,000 crypto addresses linked to this campaign.
In part 2 of our 2024 Mid-Year Crypto Crime Update, we explore on-chain activity related to CSAM and the latest crypto scam trends like pig butchering.
In part 1 of our 2024 Mid-Year Crypto Crime update, we examine how illicit on-chain activity dropped 20% YTD but stolen funds and ransomware are rising.
Learn how Chainalysis Crypto Investigation Solutions support cases by discovering valuable leads, building compelling cases, and seizing illicit assets.
Malign foreign state and non-state actors have used crypto to fund disinformation campaigns. Read our report preview on malign interference and crypto.
Crypto-based money laundering encompasses all types of crime. With the right tools, investigators can leverage blockchain to uncover and dismantle illicit activity on-chain and beyond.
We polled more than 800 public sector employees to learn about their perspectives on blockchain and their abilities to investigate crypto asset activity.
In episode 114, we are joined by Tony Moore of the LA County Sheriff's Department to discuss policing the cryptoverse and advanced Web3 investigations.
In episode 113, we speak with Andrew Davis (Kivu Consulting) and go inside the world of ransomware in 2024 and payment negotiations.
In episode 109, we are joined by Jessica Peck (US DOJ) and Chris Wong (FBI) to discuss how North Korea uses crypto to fund its weapons program.
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