Global sanctions linked to record flows into illicit crypto addresses
The Global Sanctions Inflation Index estimated there were just under 80,000 total sanctioned entities and persons globally as of May 2025.
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The Global Sanctions Inflation Index estimated there were just under 80,000 total sanctioned entities and persons globally as of May 2025.
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This maps to the Compliance & Sanctions hub, so it can help confirm whether that theme is gaining breadth across the crypto news cycle.
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