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BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Launches Crypto Fusion Center to Notify and Protect the Market When Thefts Occur
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[{"type":"text","content":"BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Launches Crypto Fusion Center to Notify and Protect the Market When Thefts OccurBIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. (\"BIG\") - a leading developer and provider of cryptocurrency risk-scoring and data analytics tools, training and investigation services - has launched the Crypto Fusion Center (CFC) to maintain and promote the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies while protecting the market as a whole by identifying and isolating crypto-related criminal events as they occur. CFC will be the go-to resource for blacklisted addressesCFC seeks to facilitate global communication between law enforcement, exchanges, financial institutions and regulators CFC will provide easy access to comprehensive tracing software, address risk scoring, and other value added services offered by BIG Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 19, 2019) - BIG Blockchain Intelligence Group Inc. (CSE: BIGG) (OTC: BBKCF) (WKN: A2JSKG) (\"BIG\" or \"the Company\"), a leading developer and provider of cryptocurrency risk-scoring and data analytics tools, training and investigation services - has launched the Crypto Fusion Center (CFC) to serve as a community resource dedicated to fighting the criminal use of cryptocurrencies. The CFC's mission is to maintain and promote the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies while protecting the market as a whole by identifying and isolating criminal events as they occur. The CFC is a direct result of BIG's greater mission of bringing cryptocurrencies mainstream through social responsibility.With the launch of the Crypto Fusion Center, BIG represents the most comprehensive suite of services in the cryptocurrency security space, from compliance to forensic data analytics, professional investigation services, training, and now community-wide awareness and protection regarding illicit cryptocurrency activities.The first and most high-profile hack of a cryptocurrency exchange, Mt. Gox, resulted in the loss of $473 million in cryptocurrency market value. Other significant instances of cryptocurrency theft include Coincheck, DAO, Bitfinex, and more recently, the QuadrigaCX scandal, where the founder, supposedly the only person with access to the Canadian exchange's cold wallets, reportedly died unexpectedly, resulting in loss of access to $190 million worth of cryptocurrencies, though it ...