Chainalysis said it would cut less than 5% of staff during a reorganization, mainly affecting go-to-market roles.
SourceBlockchain data platform for compliance and investigation.
Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Chainalysis is a New York–based blockchain data and intelligence platform that helps government agencies, crypto businesses, financial institutions, and cybersecurity teams investigate blockchain activity, manage compliance risk, prevent fraud, and support market intelligence.
Primary product
Chainalysis Reactor
Founded
2014
Headquarters
New York, New York, United States
Team size
500-600
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Software Development
Sub-industry
Blockchain analytics / blockchain intelligence / crypto compliance
Offices
0 jobs at Chainalysis
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Business model
Stage
late-stage private
Total raised
$536.6M
Latest round
Secondary Market · Apr 2024
Leadership
Co-Founder and CEO
Chief Legal and Administrative Officer
Chief Information Security Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Revenue Officer
Chief Scientist
Chief Technology Officer
Mission-driven and globally distributed, with a hybrid model and explicit values around trust, rigor, collaboration, and evidence-based decision-making. Public-facing culture materials emphasize curiosity, honesty, passion, and a team-first mindset.
Work style
Hybrid
Compensation
No public salary bands were found in the reviewed sources; public recruiting materials emphasize perks, flexible work arrangements, and benefits rather than disclosed compensation ranges.
Benefits
Pricing
Enterprise custom contracts; private offers and subscription pricing, with usage-based overages for some data products.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$200M-$300M
Estimated monthly visits
207K
Traffic estimate as of Jan 2026
Chainalysis said it would cut less than 5% of staff during a reorganization, mainly affecting go-to-market roles.
SourceChainalysis laid off about 15% of staff, or roughly 150 employees, as it shifted focus toward the public sector.
SourceChainalysis acquired Excygent, a cybercrime investigations and data-processing firm.
SourceChainalysis acquired Transpose, a blockchain data and infrastructure company.
SourceChainalysis acquired Hexagate, a web3 security and real-time threat detection company.
SourceChainalysis acquired Alterya, an AI-powered fraud detection company.
SourceChainalysis · Jul 2026
Chainalysis says OFAC sanctioned a Hamas-linked financial network and seven TRON addresses, and its on-chain analysis found the newly designated wallets had collectively received about $38.6 million in crypto.
Chainalysis · Jul 2026
Chainalysis analyzed OFAC’s added Central Bank of Iran crypto addresses, noting $165 million in stablecoin inflows and $131 million frozen by Tether, with upstream links to an institutional liquidity provider and an Asia-based payment processor.
Chainalysis · Jul 2026
Chainalysis highlighted a major US/EU/UK cyber-sanctions action and said wallets associated with the Trickbot administrator Stern had received more than $300 million in ransom payments.
Chainalysis · Jul 2026
Chainalysis argued that Reactor’s methodology met Daubert scrutiny in the Sterlingov/Bitcoin Fog case and emphasized the transparency and reproducibility of its blockchain analytics.
Chainalysis · Jul 2026
Chainalysis announced automatic support for Robinhood Chain tokens in KYT, entity screening, and Reactor, extending monitoring to a new L2 network.