◈ TRACE WORKSPACE
INVESTIGATOR WORK SAMPLE
WHAT THIS TOOL IS FOR

Turn crypto transfers into a case someone else can review

Finding a crypto transaction is only the first step. An analyst also needs to explain what happened, keep the evidence, identify unanswered questions, and let another person check the work.

This workspace brings those steps together. Review an Ethereum address’s USDT transfers, explore the addresses it dealt with, save your notes and evidence, and submit a copy of your assessment for quality control (QC).

When would I use this?
  • Use it for an initial look at activity before deciding what needs deeper investigation.
  • Use it to save and reopen a case with its evidence and reasoning.
  • Use it when a reviewer needs to check an assessment and request corrections.

Start with the saved example or collect activity within a limited time window. This work sample does not identify wallet owners or automatically decide whether activity is suspicious. Reviewer identities are not verified.

Source & methodology · Example report

ETHEREUM MAINNET · USDT

Trace Desk AML Workspace

Review an Ethereum address, inspect its USDT transfers, and document your assessment. Start with the saved example or collect a new bounded case.

1. Define your review

Maximum 2 hours, 700 blocks, 1,000 events. End at least 20 minutes ago for finalized data. Queries send the address to the public node at rpc.mevblocker.io. Historical access and availability may be limited.

Open a previously downloaded Trace Desk case. Files are read in your browser and are not uploaded. Maximum 20 MB.

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