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Tracking stolen crypto is a booming business: How blockchain sleuths recover digital loot

The crypto market allows hackers and tax evaders to launder money secretively, outside of the traditional banking system. But forensics investigators are getting savvier at mapping activity on blockchains and figuring out who is behind specific accounts.
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