The Latest Breaking News from Chainalysis

After a short break in 2022, ransomware gangs are back in style, report finds.

Ransomware gangs targeted hospitals, schools and bodies such as BA and the BBC, Chainalysis finds

November stood out as the month with the highest reported losses last year, totaling $363,367,327 from 45 incidents.

The new FCA rules coming into full effect on January 8 will create a more civilised and stable environment in the UK for crypto firms and traders.

Crypto thefts are still less than what was stolen in 2022, or in 2021.

Respondents to a TRM Labs survey estimated that 40% of offenses investigated by their agencies involved crypto.

From Thursday's decision by Judge Randolph Moss (D.D.C.) in U.S. v. Sterlingov, which holds that defendant Roman Sterlingov should be barred from "personally reviewing" "the sensitive, supplemental heuristic information that was created by the government's expert (for the benefit of the defense) and provided to the defense in September 2023,"…

Warren's failure to acknowledge a mistake is understandable. The Journal's is less so.

A combination of economic and regulatory factors are thought to be behind a lift in investor confidence

The US and Israel have stepped up their efforts to limit cryptocurrency transfers to Hamas since the group’s brutal October 7 attacks on Israel. Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum are increasingly blamed as conduits of funding for Islamist groups, but to what extent is this justified?

Chainalysis released its annual adoption index on Tuesday.