New Chainalysis program aims to help sort confiscated crypto

New Chainalysis program aims to help sort confiscated crypto

What happens to crypto assets used for nefarious activities after authorities seize them? A new Chainalysis program helps sort through the rubble. In the 11 years since the inception of the crypto industry, malicious parties have used digital assets for a spate of illegal activities, from drug payments to money laundering. Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis is launching a new service to help authorities track, custody and sell cryptocurrencies associated with crime after their capture. The firm calls the initiative its Asset Realization Program. "Chainalysis created an end-to-end....


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