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ACAMS and Chainalysis expand crypto crime training as scam losses hit $17B

  • —Chainalysis estimated $17 billion in crypto scam and fraud losses in 2025
  • —Identified illicit addresses received at least $154 billion during 2025
  • —79% of surveyed AFC professionals cited crypto as their biggest knowledge gap
  • —The redesigned CCAS certification launches Nov. 19, 2026, with pre-sales open
Why it matters: Rising scam losses and AI-automated attacks are driving demand for compliance skills and blockchain intelligence tools across the crypto industry.
Source: crypto.news
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