SlowMist has served thousands of clients, spread across more than a dozen major countries and regions. We have successfully intercepted more than a billion dollars in funds in terms of AML and have actively participated in promoting the safety standards for blockchain at the local, national, and international levels.
Promoting industry compliance, helping to establish trust, and protecting businesses from the harm of financial crimes.
Helping traditional financial institutions improve their anti-money laundering capabilities in the direction of cryptocurrencies.
Assisting in the formulation of industry standards, establishing secure markets and maintaining financial stability.
Helping to discover, analyze blockchain financial risks and prevent cryptocurrency-related crimes.
SlowMist has been deeply involved in cryptocurrency anti-money laundering for many years, and has a complete and effective set of solutions in compliance, investigation, audit, etc.
A professional, real-time AML engine designed for institutional compliance teams, focused on deep risk fund screening and flexible risk configuration.
An investigation platform that provides wallet address analysis, fund monitoring, and fund tracking.
It covers relevant content from the dark web to hundreds of global trading platforms, providing comprehensive intelligence support for tracking hacker attacks and money laundering behavior.
If your cryptocurrency has been stolen, the community provides free case evaluation assistance services.
We provide professional tracking services, organize the transfer links of the stolen funds, provide verifiable information, and assist the police in solving the case.
We perform a one-time comprehensive analysis of the chain asset theft case and issue a report on the case tracking.
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In the first half of 2026, while the blockchain industry continued its rapid growth, the security threat landscape and regulatory environment further evolved, with the overall risk structure exhibiting a trend toward systematic expansion. As applications such as DeFi, cross-chain infrastructure, and AI Agents accelerated their adoption, the attack surface continued to expand. Security risks have extended beyond smart contracts to encompass the developer ecosystem, software supply chains, end-user interaction environments, and user authorization trust chains. Meanwhile, the widespread adoption of AI technologies has significantly lowered the barriers to social engineering and automated attacks, driving cyber threats toward greater specialization, scalability, and persistence.
In 2025, the blockchain industry continued to evolve rapidly, with the combination of macroeconomic conditions, regulatory uncertainties, and intensified attack activity making the overall security landscape significantly more complex. Specifically, hacker groups and underground criminal networks have become highly professionalized, with North Korea–linked hackers frequently active. Information-stealing malware, private key hijacking, and social engineering phishing emerged as primary attack methods. Additionally, DeFi permission management and Meme token issuance repeatedly led to substantial losses. The service-oriented models of RaaS (Ransomware-as-a-Service) and MaaS (Malware-as-a-Service) have lowered the barrier to entry for cybercrime, enabling attackers without technical backgrounds to execute attacks rapidly. Meanwhile, underground money laundering systems have continued to mature, with Southeast Asian scam clusters, privacy tools, and mixing services forming multi-tiered fund flows.
In the first half of 2025, the blockchain industry continued its rapid development while facing increasingly complex security threats and compliance challenges. On one hand, hacker attacks remained frequent, with APT groups adopting increasingly modular and systematic techniques, while phishing and social engineering scams became rampant — resulting in significant financial losses and a growing crisis of user trust. On the other hand, global regulatory frameworks continued to evolve rapidly. Governments and international organizations issued new rules covering anti-money laundering (AML), sanctions enforcement, and investor protection.
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