Crypto Crime Intelligence
The Global Threat Landscape — 2025
An overview of major cryptocurrency-related criminal activity, including investment fraud, ransomware, illicit financial flows and emerging threats.
Industry research estimates relating to 2025, except where the 2023–2025 period is specified. Figures may be subject to methodological revisions and should not be interpreted as BlockchainBVI's own investigative results.
Understanding the movement of digital assets.
Blockchain tracing examines public transaction records and wallet relationships to help establish a clearer picture of digital asset movements.
Initial Review
Identify relevant blockchain networks, transaction identifiers and available evidence.
Transaction Analysis
Examine publicly recorded movements and relationships between blockchain addresses.
Evidence Review
Assess findings, uncertainties and possible investigative connections.
Reporting
Organize findings into clear documentation with transaction references.
Understanding blockchain tracing.
What is blockchain tracing?
Blockchain tracing is the analysis of publicly recorded transactions to understand how digital assets move between addresses.
Can blockchain tracing identify the owner of a wallet?
Not necessarily. Blockchain records generally identify addresses rather than verified real-world identities. Attribution requires additional reliable evidence.
Does tracing guarantee recovery of lost assets?
No. Tracing may provide useful evidence, but it does not reverse blockchain transactions or guarantee the recovery of assets.
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