Ever since cryptocurrency moved from the margins of the financial ecosystem into the mainstream, crypto crimes have been on the rise. Today’s global crypto market is valued at $3 trillion, and news about the latest criminal activity tied to the pseudonymous digital currency is no longer the exception but the norm. As a result, crypto-related legal investigations are proliferating for fraud, ransomware attacks, money laundering, insider trading, tax evasion, and a litany of other crimes.

From large international crypto hacks to white-collar fraud, crypto crimes can be successfully unraveled through methodical blockchain tracing. With sophisticated techniques, digital forensic experts use blockchain tracing to follow the money through complex transactions, peel back layers of anonymity, and

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