Crypto Crime Hit an All-Time High of $14B in 2021 as Prices Climbed: Chainalysis

By cineramaJanuary 6, 2022DeFi

Crypto crime accounted for a record-setting $14 billion worth of blockchain transactions in 2021, according to a new report from blockchain research firm Chainalysis. The value of illicit transactions […]

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Crypto Crime Hit an All-Time High of $14B in 2021 as Prices Climbed: Chainalysis

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