List of Flash News about Chainalysis
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TRON: Forms Digital Crime Task Force with Tether, Chainalysis
TRON DAO, Tether and Chainalysis founded the Digital Crime Task Force to proactively identify and disrupt illicit USD₮ activity on the TRON blockchain. |
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2026-08-30 07:22 UTC |
India: $19B Taxable Crypto Activity Ranks 4th
India ranks fourth with $19 billion in potentially taxable crypto activity for 2025, Chainalysis data shows, as 31% of wallets drive 86% of volume. |
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2026-08-25 06:24 UTC |
Binance: Joins Chainalysis Operation Lighthouse on CSAM
Binance Investigations team supported Operation Lighthouse, generating 14,300 leads and identifying suspects in 125 countries to disrupt CSAM networks. |
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2026-04-30 11:11 UTC |
Polymarket Partners with Chainalysis
Polymarket joins forces with Chainalysis to deliver institutional-grade compliance monitoring for crypto prediction markets, boosting regulatory oversight. |
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2026-01-15 19:41 UTC |
Iran crypto activity surges to 7.8 billion amid protests per Chainalysis; traders watch USDT, BTC, ETH liquidity
According to @AltcoinDaily, Iran’s crypto ecosystem activity has spiked to 7.8 billion dollars amid mass protests, citing Chainalysis as the data source, source: Altcoin Daily on X citing Chainalysis. For trading impact, Chainalysis’ Geography of Cryptocurrency Reports show that periods of unrest and capital controls in sanctioned or high-inflation markets tend to drive stablecoin and peer-to-peer volumes higher, which can lift USDT liquidity demand and affect regional price spreads, source: Chainalysis Geography of Cryptocurrency Report 2023 and Chainalysis Geography of Cryptocurrency Report 2024. Traders should monitor USDT, BTC, and ETH flows and premiums in regional hubs such as Turkey and the UAE that Chainalysis identifies as major MENA corridors to gauge liquidity conditions and cross-border routing, source: Chainalysis Geography of Cryptocurrency Report 2024. |
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2025-11-28 20:00 UTC |
Binance says Chainalysis & TRM data show illicit exposure on top CEXs is only a few hundredths of 1%, Binance down 96–98% since 2023 — trading takeaways for CEX risk and BNB
According to Binance, independent data from Chainalysis and TRM indicate that illicit exposure on top centralized exchanges is a few hundredths of 1% (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM). According to Binance, Binance’s illicit exposure is lower than peers and has declined by 96–98% since 2023, based on those third-party datasets (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM). According to Binance, the company has published a detailed security blog outlining how these reductions were achieved at the largest scale for the exchange (source: Binance blog linked in the announcement). According to Binance, these third-party metrics provide concrete figures that traders can reference when assessing exchange compliance risk and venue selection for order routing and liquidity (source: Binance announcement citing Chainalysis and TRM). |
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2025-11-17 10:07 UTC |
Binance Illicit Exposure Below Top CEX Average, Says @_RichardTeng; Chainalysis and TRM Labs Put CEX Risk at a Few Hundredths of 1% — BNB, BTC Watch
According to @_RichardTeng, some mainstream coverage cherry-picks data to portray crypto and Binance negatively, while Chainalysis and TRM Labs data show illicit exposure on top centralized exchanges is only a few hundredths of 1%, with Binance even lower, citing Chainalysis and TRM Labs. According to @_RichardTeng, centralized exchanges actively fight crime and aid law enforcement, reinforcing that platform-level illicit exposure is minimal relative to overall volumes, citing Chainalysis and TRM Labs. According to @_RichardTeng, these data points are directly relevant for trading assessments of exchange-related risk, particularly for BNB and broader CEX-linked liquidity, citing Chainalysis and TRM Labs. |
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2025-11-17 10:05 UTC |
Binance: Chainalysis and TRM Data Show Illicit Exposure on Top CEXs a Few Hundredths of 1%; Binance Lower and Down 96-98% Since 2023
According to @binance, citing independent data from Chainalysis and TRM Labs, illicit exposure on top centralized exchanges is only a few hundredths of 1%, with Binance lower than peers and down 96-98% since 2023, based on those external datasets. @binance also linked its security blog explaining the measures used to achieve this reduction at scale, as the company’s own disclosure. |