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Chainalysis: Cryptocurrency companies' compliance standards are improving, but gaps remain in indirect monitoring
Chainalysis pointed out that in 2020, the industry was still establishing standards, with only 10% meeting top-tier requirements, but since 2023, this proportion has increased, and new entrants are starting operations with more proactive monitoring standards. However, the thresholds for indirect monitoring in categories such as ransomware, fraud shops, scams, and dark web markets are 10 to 20 times higher than those for direct monitoring. The Chainalysis team stated that the gap between direct and indirect monitoring leaves room for illegal actors to exploit, as the industry has become specialized in direct monitoring, but the strictness regarding indirect risks still needs improvement. By 2025, crypto losses related to North Korea-linked hackers are estimated to reach $2 billion.