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Reshaping the Future of Stablecoins Jan 20, 2025

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The global stablecoin legislation discussion is increasing every day, but if you have a framework in Singapore, that's independent from the EU and the U.S., it defeats the whole purpose of having a stablecoin that's supposed to be frictionless and make global payments easier.

In this engaging episode, Jason Somensatto, Head of North American Public Policy at Chainalysis, talks all things policy with Lesley Chavkin, Head of Global Public Policy at Paxos. They explore this evolving landscape of crypto policy and the intricacies of crypto regulation, the potential for stablecoins and the impact of policy-making on the future of digital assets.

Lesley explains Paxos' global operations, including their strategic expansion in the EU and the implications of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, while sharing a behind the scenes look at their stablecoin partnership with PayPal’s PYUS, and the essential need for a robust federal regulatory regime in the U.S. to reinforce the US dollar dominance globally.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Lesley’s career from the public sector with the CIA and Department of Justice

4 | Navigating crypto policy through global government and financial sectors

6 | Paxos: The “OGs” of blockchain infrastructure for enterprises

8 | Understanding the digital asset stakeholders that have an impact on policy

11 | The difference between a trust structure and a traditional bank

13 | Navigating the challenges of EU’s MiCA stablecoin regulations

16 | The role of stablecoins in payments and US dollar dominance

22 | Terra Luna: Understanding why all stablecoins aren’t created equally

26 | Explaining away concerns to regulators about financial crime in digital assets

33 | The need for a stablecoin federal regulatory program in the USA

39 | The future of stablecoin regulation and global financial innovation

41 | How governments could benefit by using stablecoins

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Website: PAXOS: Blockchain infrastructure for enterprises
Blog: Stablecoin Policy 101: Dispelling 7 Common Misconceptions About Stablecoins
Blog: Stablecoin Policy 101: State vs. Federal Regulation of Stablecoin Issuers
Blog: Global Dollar Network and USDG: Reshaping the Future of Stablecoins
Blog: 2025 Crypto Crime Report Preview: $2.2 Billion Stolen from Crypto Platforms in 2024, but Hacked Volumes Stagnate Toward Year-End as DPRK Slows Activity Post-July
Chainalysis In Action: Operation Spincaster lands in Delta: Local police equipped to trace and freeze millions from scam wallet
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Speakers on today’s episode

Jason Somensatto *HOST* (Head of North America Public Policy, Chainalysis)
Lesley Chavkin (Global Head of Public Policy, Paxos)

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How IRS Criminal Investigation Unit Tackles Crypto Crimes Jan 13, 2025

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The criminal landscape is evolving and nobody knows this better than the IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) unit, who has been an international leader when it comes to combating crypto and cyber-related crimes.
In this episode, we are lucky to have Jim Lee (Global Head of Capacity Building, Chainalysis), who previously spent almost 30 years in IRS-CI sit down with Jarod Koopman, a leading figure in government law enforcement and the Executive Director of Cyber and Forensic Services at IRS-CI Investigations.
The duo discuss the evolving landscape of financial crimes and the crucial role of digital assets and cyber technology, while Jarod shares his extensive experience and how his career shifted towards cyber investigations as cryptocurrencies gained prominence.
He explains how IRS-CI stays ahead of crime through an innovative approach to investigations and deep international partnerships and collaborations in law enforcement and highlights the need for authorities around the world to stay on top of emerging typologies and the use of cutting edge AI technology.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Jarod’s early days as a Federal agent working high stakes investigations

4 | The evolution of crime and cryptocurrency's impact on investigations

7 | Challenges in combating cybercrime and crypto-related offenses

11 | Global collaboration in combating crypto-related crimes

17 | International alignment in fighting tax crimes in crypto

22 | Unveiling the new IRS-CI's Advanced Collaboration and Data Center (“ACDC”)

28 | Understanding tax obligations for cryptocurrency gains in the US

32 | Government agencies face challenges amid budget cuts and hiring freezes

34 | Exploring AI and digital assets in financial fraud prevention

38 | Law enforcement's strategic approach to the Metaverse

40 | Emerging blockchain crimes and AI threats in Law Enforcement

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Jim (James) Lee * Host * (Global Head of Capacity Building, Chainalysis)
Jarod Koopman (Executive Director, Cyber and Forensic Services, IRS - Criminal Investigation)

Crypto's Role in Modern Geopolitical Chess Jan 06, 2025

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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, tensions in the Middle East, Trump’s incoming administration, and BRICS’ exploration of de-dollarization, have compounded into what might be a pivotal year for alternative payments systems and geopolitics.
In this episode, host, Eitan Danon (Content Marketing Manager, Chainalysis) sits down with Tom Keatinge, Director of the Center for Finance and Security (CFS) at RUSI to discuss the intersection of digital assets and geopolitics
Tom shares his journey into crypto, highlighting a 2011 Bitcoin meetup in crypto OGs and explains RUSI's history and its focus on financial crime and state-based threats, emphasizing the role of alternative payment systems in geopolitical competition, particularly in the context of sanctions evasion.
He highlights the increasing state-based activity in financial crime and the strategic importance of the global payment system, including the weaponization of SWIFT, the development of CBDCs and the potential impact of the incoming Trump administration on international financial relations.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Tom’s early journey into crypto in 2012 as an academic

4 | The origins of the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) and the creation of the Centre for Finance and Security (CFS)

6 | The strategic role of alternative payment systems in global security

10 | Sanctions and the impact it has on Russia and international alternative payment systems

14 | BRICs and the realities of de-dollarization in global markets

18 | Global financial alliances and increase of western strategic challenges

23 | The future of digital currencies and global economic shifts

27 | Global financial threats and strategic economic security challenges

31 | RUSI’s focus for 2025 on sanctions, terrorist financing and Europe’s economic challenges

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Website: RUSI: The world’s oldest and the UK’s leading defence and security think tank
Article: The Other Bitcoin Boom: Crypto Mining in Russia’s Shadow Territories
Article: Central Bank Digital Currencies and National Security: Policy Considerations
Blog: OFAC Highlights Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Cryptocurrency Transactions Related to IRGC-connected Houthi Financier Sa’id al-Jamal
Blog: 2025 Crypto Crime Report Preview: $2.2 Billion Stolen from Crypto Platforms in 2024, but Hacked Volumes Stagnate Toward Year-End as DPRK Slows Activity Post-July
Press Release: Welcoming Hexagate to Chainalysis and Investing in Prevention
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Book: Paper Soldiers: How The Weaponization of the Dollar Changed the World Order - by Saleha Mohsin

Speakers on today’s episode

Eitan Danon * Host * (Content Marketing Manager, Chainalysis)
Tom Keatinge (Director, Centre for Finance & Security (CFS) at RUSI)

Everything You Need To Know About Seizing Crypto Dec 30, 2024

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Whether it is seizing restaurants, hotels, cars or Bitcoin, our guest, Joanna Summers, Chief Recovery Officer of Asset Reality, has done it all with over a decade of experience working in both the public and private sector on complex asset forfeitures.
In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO at Chainalysis) speaks to Joanna about developing asset forfeiture programs for countries all over the world and working with the Asset Reality team on their new platform to streamline the asset seizure process.
Joanna shares her history at the US Marshal Service Asset Forfeiture Division and how cryptocurrency slowly started to play a bigger role in investigations and seizures, including major cases like Silk Road.
This episode was originally published on February 27, 2024 and we have recorded some recent updates from Joanna Summers on the latest crypto scams, FATF's 2025 asset recovery initiatives, and Asset Reality's exciting new training programs and partnerships.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | The role of asset forfeiture and the process of seizing and selling complex assets

6 | Joanna's first encounter with cryptocurrency during 2013 Silk Road investigation

9 | Joining Asset Reality and helping countries improve their asset forfeiture programs

13 | The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) focus on global asset recovery

17 | The digital asset recovery procedures and importance of moving crypto quickly into law enforcement controlled wallets

20 | Updated: FATF’s asset recovery priorities for 2025

22 | The emergence of pig butchering scams and how to protect consumers

26 | Joanna’s role as an ambassador for the Association for Women in Crypto

29 | Updated: New Crypto Crimes including: address poisoning, typo squatting and clipboard hijacking

32 | Updated: Taxbit Partnership and crypto recovery outlook for 2025

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Website: The Future of Seized Assets: Asset Reality is the seized asset management platform
Publication: Amendments to the FATF Standards to Strengthen Global Asset Recovery
News: Asset Reality Integrates with Fireblocks for Digital Asset Custody
Partnership: Asset Reality and Taxbit Partner to Enhance Digital Asset Seizure and Management
Website: The association for WOMEN IN CRYPTO learn. network. advocate.
Blog: 2025 Crypto Crime Report Preview: $2.2 Billion Stolen from Crypto Platforms in 2024, but Hacked Volumes Stagnate Toward Year-End as DPRK Slows Activity Post-July
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Speakers on today’s episode

Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Joanna Summers (Chief Recovery Officer, Asset Reality)

Combating Fraud in Crypto in 2025 Dec 23, 2024

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When Tommy Nicholas (CEO of Alloy) wrote a blog titled, Your Fraud Model Is Broken, you had to know he and Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) were going to have a fun and insightful conversation.
This episode was originally published on December 5, 2023, where Tommy discussed how early NFTs and Bitcoin transaction speeds got him interested in the space and years later his company Alloy is now servicing Fintechs, Crypto and TradFi companies managing their compliance, AML, credit, and fraud risk.
He explains the broken fraud model and the need for a shift in approach to focus on the person rather than just the transaction. He emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability by regulators in the industry and the burdensome requirements placed on the private sector.
To share insights since the episode was published last year, we added fresh commentary from Rich Scioli, Alloy's General Manager of Global Fintech. Rich brings us up to speed on the latest in fraud prevention, crypto security, and gives us the real story behind the rise and fall of embedded finance.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

(2:10) - Alloy's role in managing wide variety of risks for companies dealing with money
(5:08) - Alloy as an operating system for risk management instead of just another risk solution
(7:23) - The frustration behind the blog "Your Fraud Model is Broken"
(14:33) - The burden and costs of money laundering controls on the private sector
(18:27) - The inefficiency of processing suspicious activity reports
(19:50) - Updated: The State of Embedded Finance Report Key Takeaways
(22:56) - Threat actors taking advantage of online onboarding
(30:03) - How Alloy got into the crypto industry and fraudulent practices they have identified
(32:15) - Updated: The evolution of fraud going into 2025 and beyond
(33:13) - Involvement in the NFT community and the potential of digital collectibles
(36:45) - Updated: Cross border payments, stablecoins and everything in between
(42:00) - International look at fraud and compliance for the fintech / crypto industry
(47:00) - Updated: What to look out for from Alloy and the crypto industry

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Website: Stop fraud, stay compliant, and solve your identity risk problem
Report: Alloy's Annual State of Compliance Benchmark Report 2023
Article: Your fraud model is broken
Blog: Banks have a friction challenge
Report: 2024 State of Embedded Finance Report
Report: The 2024 Crypto Maturity Journey: How Traditional Finance Can Adopt Cryptocurrency in Stages
Blog: Growth Opportunities: Stablecoins, TradFi Engagement, and Tokenization Lead Web3’s Next Wave
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Speakers on today’s episode

Ian Andrews * Host * (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Tommy Nicholas (CEO, Alloy)
Rich Scioli (General Manager of Global Fintech, Alloy)

Simplifying Crypto Payments for Micro Transactions Dec 16, 2024

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What is the point of having an alternative to the traditional payment network like cryptocurrency, if you can’t use it to buy a coffee or a pair of shoes?
In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) gets this question answered by Phillip Lord, President of Oobit, who has unlocked the technology with its crypto Tap and Pay solution to make crypto as easy to spend as using Visa or Mastercard.
Phillip describes the company's innovative approach to dealing with crypto-to-fiat conversions, enabling users to pay with crypto and stablecoins in traditional settings without the typical hurdles of seed phrases and complex wallet integrations.

He shares the vision of bringing these seamless payment options to Europe and expanding into new markets like South America, Africa and abroad, via partnerships and collaborations with Tether and prominent blockchain networks like TON.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Simplifying crypto payments with Oobit’s Tap-To-Pay solution

5 | Stripe acquires platform, Bridge: From traditional finance to stablecoin dominance

8 | Opportunities and challenges in crypto on-ramp and off-ramp processes

12 | Understanding the TON blockchain and other up and coming web3 projects

15 | Navigating regulatory challenges in global market expansion

18 | Political shifts and crypto market implications

20 | The future of tokenization and real world assets in crypto

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Website: Oobit: Pay for almost anything with crypto
Announcement: Oobit Launches iOS App for Seamless Crypto Tap Payments
Article: Oobit Integrates Toncoin to Expand TON’s Payment Ecosystem in Collaboration with Tether
Press Release: Oobit 5X Rewards is here. Earn the Oobit way
Article: Stripe Acquires Stablecoin Platform Bridge in Record $1.1 Billion Crypto Deal
Announcement: Chainalysis Appoints Jonathan Levin as CEO
Blog: Operation Destabilise: NCA Disrupts Multi-Billion Dollar Russian Money Laundering Network, OFAC Sanctions Related Individuals and Entities
Reports: The 2024 Geography of Crypto Report (Download now!)
Reports: The 2024 Crypto Maturity Journey: How Traditional Finance Can Adopt Cryptocurrency in Stages (Just Released - Download now!)
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Speakers on today’s episode

Ian Andrews *Host* (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Phillip Lord (President, Oobit)

Key Management: The Future of Web3 Security Dec 09, 2024

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In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks to Riad Wahby, the Co-founder & CEO of Cubist, a company that stands at the forefront of private key management, promising robust security solutions that both protect cryptocurrency assets and enhance usability for developers and enterprises.
Riad discussed the company’s commitment to optimizing the secure handling of cryptographic keys, an often overlooked yet critical aspect of blockchain technology and explains the vulnerability for exploitation of existing key storage solutions like MetaMask, hardware wallets, and MPC setups.
The technical discussion provides easy to understand explanations of concepts like, threshold signature schemes, multi-party computation and complete mediation and even touches on secure hardware solutions and user-centric designs that can transform web3 technology into an everyday tool for the average user.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Cubist's role in secure key management for blockchain organizations

4 | From chip design to blockchain security and entrepreneurship

8 | Balancing security and convenience in cryptocurrency key management

15 | Complete Mediation: Embedding policies in secure hardware for key management

20 | Amazon’s AWS dominates secure hardware for cloud services

24 | Exploring threshold signature schemes and multi-signature approaches

27 | Understanding what went wrong with Axie Infinity’s Ronin Bridge and how the industry can learn from this hack

32 | Exploring secure web3 policies without Solidity and enhancing smart contracts with secure hardware for secret computation

39 | Making web3 usable for everyone with improved wallet usability

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Ian Andrews *Host* (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Riad Wahby (Co-founder & CEO, Cubist)

Everything You Need To Know About Cross-Border Crypto Payments Dec 02, 2024

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The world of international payments has been innovating over the last few years and many think it’s because of the increased usage of cryptocurrency and stablecoins.

In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks to Arnold Lee (Co-founder & CEO, Sphere Labs), who brings an intriguing backstory, having ventured from IoT to the world of fintech, and illustrates the complex issues surrounding cross-border payments.

He talks about Sphere's journey from its inception following the FTX debacle to its significant impact in regions like the Caribbean, LATAM, and Asia Pacific, using innovative solutions that tackle the major pain points faced by fintechs and crypto payment service providers in the complex banking landscapes.

Arnold also introduces Spherenet, a closed-loop ledger facilitating fintech connections and explains a new concept of auction mechanism and how it completely changes how cross-border payments will be done in the future.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Arnold’s unexpected journey from IoT and tinkering on-chain to crypto payments

5 | Solving cross-border payments with blockchain and stablecoins at Sphere

9 | The biggest challenges with cross border payments involving crypto

15 | How to compete in a saturated crypto and innovative payment ecosystem

19 | Introduction of Spherenet and providing crypto payment systems to LATAM, USA and Asia Pacific

22 | Optimizing trust and data sharing in private blockchain networks

26 | Spherenet's auction mechanism and how it complete changes how cross-border payments are made

31 | The path towards onboarding decentralization in 2025 and beyond

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Ian Andrews *Host* (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Arnold Lee (Co-founder & CEO, Sphere Labs)

Stablecoins Launch the Decade of Digital Dollars Nov 25, 2024

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“Lack of faith in local economic policies, it's political instability, it's depreciating currency, it's runaway inflation. So it's all these economic factors that play into a person not willing to hold their local currency and would much rather hold this digital dollar.” - Chris Harmse

Two-thirds (⅔) of every crypto transaction is conducted using stablecoins and there is no doubt the future of digital dollars is happening today.
In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks with Chris Harmse, the Co-founder and Chief Business Officer of BVNK, whose company just released an industry leading report, The Decade of Digital Dollars.
Chris shares insights on the rapid developments in cryptocurrency, the stablecoin market, and how BVNK is facilitating smoother transactions across traditional and digital financial systems, while acknowledging the regulatory challenges and the ongoing wars between Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains.
He discusses the evolution of financial systems in South Africa, LATAM and other emerging markets, where stablecoins meet the demand for accessible cross-border payments and solve for the instability of local currencies.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | How Chris got into crypto working at an FX desk in an investment firm

4 | BVNK's Journey from South African crypto pioneers to global innovators

7 | Bridging traditional and blockchain payments with stablecoin solutions integrating with SWIFT

9 | Introduction of PayPal’s stablecoin, PYUSD into the BVNK stablecoin infrastructure

11 | Stablecoin listing process and Solana leading Layer 1 payments race

13 | MiCA regulations and stablecoin opportunities in Europe

16 | Key findings from the BVNK’s Stablecoin Report on the Decade of Digital Dollars

18 | The cost of holding a local fiat currency that is losing value over time

22 | Case Study: Visa's blockchain integration for faster stablecoin settlements

25 | The rise of non-USD stablecoins in global trade and CBDC popularity

28 | The future of payments: Blockchain, stablecoins, and global expansion

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Website: BVNK: Accelerating global money movement
Report: The decade of digital dollars: Unlocking economic efficiency with stablecoins
Press Release: We’re partnering with Circle to streamline global business payments
Video: Currency LDN 2024: Bridging the compliance gap
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Reports: The 2024 Geography of Crypto Report (Download now!)
Reports: The 2024 Crypto Maturity Journey: How Traditional Finance Can Adopt Cryptocurrency in Stages (Just Released - Download now!)
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Speakers on today’s episode

Ian Andrews *Host* (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Chris Harmse (Co-founder, Chief Business Officer, BVNK)

Operation Hackstone: Cross-Border Crypto Investigations Nov 18, 2024

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Traditional financial crime has evolved from robbing banks to now draining crypto wallets and law enforcement is expected to keep up with this lightning quick and cutting edge technology to combat transnational criminals.
In this episode, Ian Andrews (CMO, Chainalysis) speaks with Jason Conboy, a Special Agent for the Cyber Investigations Liaison team of Homeland Security Investigations. Jason was on stage to accept a Chainalysis customer award for his team’s collaboration with the RCMP in Canada for their efforts to take down a drug trafficking operation involving crypto and darknet markets, as part of Operation Hackstone.
Jason illustrates the critical role HSI plays alongside agencies like the FBI and CIA in tackling crimes that span borders and explains the nuances of fighting modern crimes in a digital era, spotlighting the hurdles and triumphs in using advanced technology to combat cybercriminal activities.
He also emphasizes the indispensable nature of public private partnerships as well as multi-agency collaborations in building effective defenses against evolving criminal strategies.

Minute-by-minute episode breakdown

2 | Jason’s experience working in law enforcement battling cyber crime and darknet markets

4 | Exploring the role of Homeland Security Investigations in combating cybercrime and transnational organized crime

7 | Evolving criminal tactics and law enforcement's technological adaptation

9 | Cross-border collaboration in combating transnational crime and protecting USA/Canada border

14 | Challenges for investigators, judges and juries when it comes to crypto based investigations

17 | Recruiting Technologically Skilled Agents for Homeland Security Investigations

20 | Public-Private Partnerships and the role they have in fighting cyber crime and money laundering

23 | Multi-agency initiatives to take down crypto and transnational organized crime

26 | HSI’s expansion of the cybercrime center and portfolios in the network intrusion and darknet market space

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Speakers on today’s episode

Ian Andrews *Host* (Chief Marketing Officer, Chainalysis)
Jason Conboy (Special Agent - Cyber Investigations Liaison, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI))

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