History
Chainalysis was co-founded in 2014 by Michael Gronager, Jonathan Levin, and Jan Møller, with the mission to develop blockchain analysis tools for tracking and investigating cryptocurrency transactions. The company gained early recognition for its role in investigating the infamous Mt. Gox hack, providing critical insights that helped in understanding the flow of stolen funds.
Initially focusing on anti-money laundering (AML) solutions for Bitcoin, Chainalysis has since expanded its scope to include a wide range of cryptocurrencies. The company’s headquarters are located in New York City, and it has regional offices worldwide to support its global operations.
Services and Products
Chainalysis offers a suite of products designed to provide comprehensive blockchain data analysis. The primary offerings include:
- Chainalysis Reactor: An investigation software that helps users trace the flow of cryptocurrencies






