Investigations Prism Clustering Path for Court-Admissible Data What is court-admissible data? Court-admissible data is information a court allows to be used as evidence. In a case involving cryptocurrency, investigators must establish the foundation required by
Investigations AI Benchmark AI agents Prism AI Agents for Blockchain Investigations: What Our Benchmark Found Caudena tested 11 AI model configurations across multiple investigation cases. Explore the results for quality, completion time, and estimated investigation cost.
Technology BeamWeaver: Agentic Elixir Without the Python Sidecar We used a Python sidecar for our AI agents. Then we replaced it with an OTP-native Elixir library built for supervised, observable, production agent workflows.
Investigations Education Caudena Academy Tool Fluency Is Not Investigation Judgment Tool fluency helps analysts move through investigation software. Investigation judgment helps teams reason consistently, document clearly, and review case work across tools and sources.
Investigations Education The Proven Standard for Defensible Blockchain Investigation Evidence Blockchain tracing still matters, but the standard has changed. This article explains how investigators can turn crypto tracing into defensible blockchain investigation evidence across mixers, cross-chain flows, heuristics, attribution, and case documentation.
Investigations Updates Cross-Chain Prism Adds Wagyu Bridge Cross-Chain Swap Coverage Caudena has expanded Prism coverage to include all Wagyu Bridge cross-chain swaps, including routes involving Monero. The update gives investigators and compliance teams more context when reviewing privacy-oriented cross-chain fund movement.
AML Stablecoins Sanctions Compliance Crypto Compliance 2026: The Year Crypto Compliance Must Prove Its Work Crypto compliance is moving from written policies to evidence-based proof. MiCA deadlines, Travel Rule implementation, stablecoin oversight, sanctions enforcement, and AI are changing what firms must show: clear evidence trails behind alerts, investigations, case decisions, and audit-ready records.
AML Stablecoins Sanctions Compliance Sanctions Enforcement and the Hidden Stablecoin Infrastructure Risk A March 2026 research paper argues that stablecoin sanctions enforcement can fail not because an issuer lacks freeze authority, but because the freeze itself must still compete for transaction priority. For compliance teams, this exposes a hidden infrastructure layer in sanctions risk.
AML Stablecoins Sanctions Compliance GENIUS Act Blockchain Investigations Proposed Stablecoin AML Rules Put Issuers on Alert Treasury and FinCEN’s proposed GENIUS Act implementation framework signals a major shift for payment stablecoin issuers: AML, sanctions controls, monitoring, documentation, and technical response capabilities are becoming core infrastructure requirements.
