Case studies
Real forensic analysis on the largest crypto hacks. Every study runs actual attacker wallets through the CredScore engine and publishes the structured output: score, decision posture, signal breakdown, entity attribution. No black boxes, no marketing claims, just what the engine actually sees.
Drift Protocol publicly named four Ethereum wallets holding the proceeds of the $286M April 2026 exploit. With no sanctions data and no entity attribution, CredScore returned the same verdict on all four: High Risk, Escalate, on behavior alone.
Read the case study →The largest crypto hack in history, analyzed wallet by wallet. How CredScore's deterministic engine flags the Bybit exploiter address, traces the Lazarus laundering path, and produces an audit-ready briefing in under 15 seconds.
Read the case study →WazirX, DMM Bitcoin, Ronin Bridge, and Euler Finance analyses are on the roadmap. If there is a wallet you want analyzed publicly, tell us and we will consider it for the next case study.