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Chainalysis said in a report dated the 17th that so-called blockchain dead drop activity, in which attackers store malware instructions and command-server pointers inside public-chain transactions and smart contracts, rose 420% over the past 12 months, because the data stays retrievable even after domains are seized and servers are shut down. That abuse of immutable public infrastructure strengthens the regulatory and compliance overhang on smart-contract chains such as Ethereum rather than hitting spot prices directly, raising screening and monitoring costs for exchanges, custodians and analytics-dependent institutional desks. The same cost pressure is already visible in market structure, with CoinEx entering a phased wind-down citing shrinking volume and liquidity alongside rising regulatory and compliance expenses; watch whether more mid-tier venues exit and push liquidity further into top-tier exchanges.
As a Research signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around ETH, BTC.
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