Crypto Crime Amounted to Over $24B in 2023: Chainalysis
Another caveat to the research is the prevalence of transactions with sanctioned entities, which accounted for a combined $14.9 billion ...
Read moreAnother caveat to the research is the prevalence of transactions with sanctioned entities, which accounted for a combined $14.9 billion ...
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Read moreDeutsche Bank and SC Ventures, Standard Chartered Bank’s innovation platform, have conducted the first stablecoin swap on the Universal Digital ...
Read moreNorth America maintained its position as the world’s largest cryptocurrency market with an estimated US$1.2 trillion in on-chain value received ...
Read moreCentral, Northern, and Western Europe (CNWE) has cemented its status as a global powerhouse in the cryptocurrency space, with the ...
Read more(Kitco News) - China’s decision to ban cryptocurrency trading in 2019 and cryptocurrency mining in 2021 had a material ...
Read moreSource: f11photo/AdobeA recent report from Chainalysis suggests that Hong Kong could play a significant role in reviving crypto activity in ...
Read moreChainalysis, a New York-headquartered blockchain intelligence firm, is reportedly laying off about 150 employees, or approximately 15% of the 900 ...
Read more"While Chainalysis continues to be well positioned for long-term success as a consistently top-performing software company, we are very focused ...
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