Criminals more reliant on cross-chain bridges than ever after mixer crackdowns

By cineramaSeptember 19, 2023DeFi

Cybercriminals have accelerated their shift away from crypto mixers for cross-chain bridges over the past year, according to blockchain forensics firm Elliptic. In June and July, nearly all of […]

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Criminals more reliant on cross-chain bridges than ever after mixer crackdowns

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