Chainalysis report: Why stolen funds and ransomware are on the rise
Stolen funds inflows nearly doubled, from $857 million to $1.58 billion, while ransomware inflows grew by about 2%, from $449.1 million to $459.8 million.
JinseFinanceStolen funds inflows nearly doubled, from $857 million to $1.58 billion, while ransomware inflows grew by about 2%, from $449.1 million to $459.8 million.
JinseFinanceThese scammers typically fabricate emergency financial scenarios and threaten consumers, and some even refer victims to Bitcoin ATMs.
JinseFinanceOnly one region has seen an increase in crypto adoption- but how sustainable is it?
ClementThe decrease in crypto scams could be attributed to the maturation of cybersecurity services in decentralized finance.
BeincryptoCrypto winter forced scammers to switch their tactics.
cryptopotatoWhile many believe the crypto bear market season is the time to build, scammers have always viewed it as otherwise.
BitcoinistHackers are enjoying brisk "sales" this year and the targets seem to be getting aplenty. According to a research, the ...
BitcoinistBlockchain analytics firm Chainalysis has launched a new tool to help monitor transactions and tokens across DeFi protocols and multiple blockchains.
CointelegraphTransaction app Robinhood will use Chainalysis’ compliance monitoring solution, Know-Your-Transaction, as well as its investigative software, Chainalysis Reactor.
CointelegraphBNY Mellon, the world's largest custodian bank, has partnered with blockchain software company Chainalysis to track its users' crypto transactions.
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