According to Chainalysis’ latest report, among the institutions newly entering the crypto industry in 2026, about 47% have adopted risk-control alert standards that were sufficient to place in the industry’s strictest top 10% back in 2020, showing improvements in compliance baselines such as alert severity, trigger sensitivity, and the minimum detection amount. Chainalysis said that monitoring for “directly linked black money inflows” has become more standardized across the industry, but there are still clear gaps in monitoring “indirect risk exposure” that is routed through intermediary addresses. (Cointelegraph)