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Story: AMLBot Launches AI Tracer to Let Non-Experts Follow Stolen Crypto Across 4 Networks

By Evie Vavasseur

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What AI Tracer Actually Does. The core mechanic is graph traversal. Feed it a starting transaction, and it walks the chain — hop…

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Pricing and Supported Networks. There's a free tier. Paid plans unlock more extensive automated checks, though AMLBot didn't…

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Who It's Really For. Law enforcement is an interesting target audience here.

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Crypto forensics just got a little more democratic. AMLBot has rolled out AI Tracer, a self-service blockchain analysis tool built for people who don't have a forensics…

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The tool takes a transaction hash and maps where the money went. It traverses transaction graphs automatically, following fund movements from a starting address to whatever…

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The core mechanic is graph traversal. Feed it a starting transaction, and it walks the chain — hop by hop — matching addresses to known entities as it goes.

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The reports it generates are meant to be a starting point. Not a substitute for a formal audit. Not a replacement for legal process. AMLBot is clear about that.

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That's a real limitation. But it's probably fine for the use cases AMLBot is targeting. A journalist trying to trace funds from a rug pull doesn't need courtroom-grade evidence…

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There's a free tier. Paid plans unlock more extensive automated checks, though AMLBot didn't specify exact pricing tiers in the announcement.

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The free check is probably enough for a quick sanity check on a wallet. Deeper investigations — ones that involve multiple hops, cross-chain bridges, or a large number of…

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Law enforcement is an interesting target audience here. Most police departments and financial crime units don't have dedicated blockchain analysts on staff.

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Independent investigators and compliance teams probably get the most immediate value. The ability to quickly map a transaction path — even a rough one — without needing…

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Crypto forensics as a field has grown sharply over the past few years as on-chain crime has scaled. Demand for accessible tools has outpaced supply for a while now.

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