Any police officer will soon be able to analyze a crypto wallet in just a few seconds… simply by copying its address into an AI.
Elliptic has just launched Pulse — a tool designed for law enforcement that turns a wallet address or transaction hash into a clear, plain-language overview.
No more need to be a blockchain specialist.
During a search, arrest, or after a victim’s fraud complaint, an officer will be able to immediately access information that helps determine whether the crypto activity deserves further investigation.
The tool draws on Elliptic’s data, which claims to cover more than 65 blockchains and more than 99% of the volume of traded crypto assets.
When a case looks promising, the analysis, its rationale, and the officer’s notes can then be passed on to the company’s more advanced investigation tools.
However, Elliptic emphasizes an important point: the AI does not make the final decision — it remains up to the investigator.
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Elliptic has just launched Pulse — a tool designed for law enforcement that turns a wallet address or transaction hash into a clear, plain-language overview.
No more need to be a blockchain specialist.
During a search, arrest, or after a victim’s fraud complaint, an officer will be able to immediately access information that helps determine whether the crypto activity deserves further investigation.
The tool draws on Elliptic’s data, which claims to cover more than 65 blockchains and more than 99% of the volume of traded crypto assets.
When a case looks promising, the analysis, its rationale, and the officer’s notes can then be passed on to the company’s more advanced investigation tools.
However, Elliptic emphasizes an important point: the AI does not make the final decision — it remains up to the investigator.
$ETH $BTC $XRP
