Everyone has a role to play in combating crypto crooks
The final day of the CoinGeek Conference in New York saw Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen moderating a panel titled, “Investigating Criminal Activity on the Blockchain.”
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Blockchain Intelligence Group’s William Callahan talks tools for more lawful blockchain industry at CoinGeek New York
A former special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration, William Callahan and the Blockchain Intelligence Group have thought a lot about what it takes to make the blockchain industry more legitimate and more lawful.
Lance Morginn: Blockchain explained for businesses, law enforcement and students
BIG’s ability to analyze and present clear representations of blockchain transaction histories has already had results, including in court.
Lance Morginn: Blockchain Intelligence Group gives ‘clarity to this pseudo anonymous environment’
Patrick Thompson talks to Lance Morginn about Blockchain Intelligence Group, and the future of blockchain analytics sector.
Blockchain Intelligence Group CoinGeek Live 2020 sponsor spotlight
CoinGeek caught up with Blockchain Intelligence Group to talk about their experience at the recently held CoinGeek Live conference.
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CoinGeek Live 2020 wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our sponsors, the true pioneers of the Bitcoin ecosystem.
The CoinGeek Pulse: Episode 6
Another busy week for the Bitcoin ecosystem kicked off with debate over the definition of Bitcoin in a court in Washington D.C.
Analytics firm Blockchain Intelligence Group adds Bitcoin SV to suite of services
BIG has tailored its services to serve different business models, and provides blockchain forensics training for its users and others.
Blockchain Intelligence Group: If people want crypto growth, work with investigators
Cryptocurrencies are known for their ability to break through jurisdictional borders nearly instantly. But while legitimate users benefit from this, so do criminals. Given this fact, the challenge for regulators is also rising.