How to Read a Blockchain Forensic Trace Report: A Detective's Reference
Section-by-section walkthrough of a forensic report — what each section means and how to use it for preservation, subpoena, and warrant.
Read Article →The foundation posts. Industry transparency, methodology walkthroughs, and the explainers that frame everything that followed.
Section-by-section walkthrough of a forensic report — what each section means and how to use it for preservation, subpoena, and warrant.
Read Article →What to look for, what to ask, what it should cost, and how to avoid recovery scams. A practical guide for victims and attorneys.
Read Article →An honest dollar-by-dollar walkthrough on whether your loss justifies a forensic investigation — and what to do if it doesn't.
Read Article →The exact intake checklist — wallet addresses, transaction hashes, communications, timeline. Save time and money on your first call.
Read Article →TROs, preliminary injunctions, and Mareva orders for cryptocurrency — what courts require, the 48-hour forensic window, and exchange cooperation.
Read Article →Why mixers and tumblers fail against modern blockchain forensics — timing analysis, amount correlation, wallet clustering, and the Tornado Cash precedent.
Read Article →The five most common Telegram USDT scam patterns, why TRC-20 is the scammer's rail of choice, and what forensic tracing can recover.
Read Article →How to spot a rug pull before it happens — hard rugs, soft rugs, and honeypots explained with the on-chain checks that expose them.
Read Article →A practical guide for litigators — what the work involves, when you need one, qualifications, engagement structure, and Daubert considerations.
Read Article →Red flags, discovery tools, and forensic methodology for surfacing concealed cryptocurrency in divorce proceedings — for spouses and family-law attorneys.
Read Article →Hourly rates, retainer structure, deliverable bands, deposition and trial day rates, and how attorneys budget the engagement defensibly.
Read Article →Identifying undisclosed crypto, recovering pre-petition transfers, and supporting avoidance actions under sections 547, 548, and 542.
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