ABF-Bench: A Verifiable Benchmark for Agentic Blockchain Forensics
ABF-Bench offers a verifiable benchmark for AI-driven blockchain forensics, enabling systematic evaluation of fund-tracing tools against evolving laundering techniques.
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arXiv:2610.23656v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Blockchain forensics is adversarial and open-ended: money launderers split, swap, and bridge funds, cut their trail at mixers or custodial services, and change tactics from one incident to the next. Investigators must keep adapting their tracing in response. Yet the immutability of public ledgers preserves every recorded movement in public view, making much of the investigation independently verifiable. We introduce ABF-Bench, an interactive bench
Editorial Analysis
Enterprises involved in crypto asset custody or DeFi exposure need reliable forensics tools; this benchmark helps validate their accuracy.
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