Clip: Chainalysis Puts AI on the Crypto Crime Beat

Chainalysis' Emmanuel Marot shares how his firm's agents can automate labor-intensive investigative work while preserving human oversight.

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Chainalysis Puts AI on the Crypto Crime Beat

Chainalysis' Emmanuel Marot shares how his firm's agents can automate labor-intensive investigative work while preserving human oversight.

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Chainalysis Puts AI on the Crypto Crime Beat

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Chainalysis Says Data and Smart Regulation Critical for Crypto Rehabilitation

Scams and ransomware were down, but money laundering was up as illicit transactions hit $20.6 billion in 2022, something that Kim Grauer, head of research at blockchain intelligence and data platform Chainalysis, says emphasizes the importance of col

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From Fringe to Financial Infrastructure: How Blockchain Became Bankable

What a difference a few months make. Chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin tells Karen Webster why blockchain's shift toward stablecoins marks a turning point for banks considering the technology as core infrastructure. But first, Levin says, clear federal

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Clip: Chainalysis on How Blockchain Became Bankable

Jonathan Levin of Chainalysis discusses the evolution of blockchain, the challenges of regulation, and the shifting perceptions of compliance.

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Mobile Clip | Monday Conversation | Chainalysis | Jonathan Levin

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Crypto Winter Didn't Chill Fraudsters Ability to Score $20 Billion in 2022

Kim Grauer, Director of Research at Chainalysis, tells PYMNTS that crypto's plunge last year hit scammers in the pocketbook - but the overall volume of illicit transactions rose. One thing's for sure: The scammers will redouble their efforts.

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Chainalysis CEO: Crypto's Strength Is Working Together

Michael Gronager, CEO of blockchain data firm Chainalysis, tells PYMNTS' Karen Webster that even though stablecoins are increasingly landing in regulators' crosshairs,crypto's strong community spirit can still help it change the financial world.

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Crypto-Related Crime Less Common, Easier to Track, Says Chainalysis

Last week, the number of unique cryptocurrency addresses passed the 1 billion mark. That isn't to say there are a billion crypto users, Kim Grauer, head of research at blockchain data firm Chainalysis, told PYMNTS. There are plenty of reasons why pe

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FIs Seek Expert Insights on How Best to Tame Crypto

From a swirl of global regulatory uncertainty to continued volatility and deep-rooted unease, Chainalysis Director of Training Peter James tells PYMNTS that institutions and investors alike are suffering from "crypto curiosity" and want straightforwa

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Hacktober's $718M Losses Are an Existential Threat to DeFi

The crypto industry has to get serious about fixing the bugs and exploits that have let thieves steal $3.1 billion this year, much of it from decentralized finance projects, Chainalysis Head of Research Kim Grauer told PYMNTS' Karen Webster.

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