The 2025 cryptocurrency crime report highlights an interesting phenomenon—some leading public blockchains are investing far more effort into anti-money laundering than expected.

What exactly are they doing? Establishing rapid response mechanisms with law enforcement agencies worldwide to collaboratively crack down on cases involving cryptocurrency scams. The key lies in on-chain data tracking, where every step of fund movement can be recorded clearly and transparently, leaving no place to hide.

Of course, this approach may not satisfy those seeking absolute privacy. But conversely, this transparency has gained recognition from mainstream society.

In fact, this demonstrates a key point: blockchain is far from a safe haven for criminals. On the contrary, its traceability and transparency surpass traditional cash transactions by a wide margin. From another perspective, this feature is a powerful tool for building an honest society—data is recorded on-chain, leaving no place for crime to hide.