Elliptic
Elliptic provides tools and compliance structures to keep wallets and crypto assets safe.
What is Elliptic?
Dr. James Smith, Dr. Adam Joyce, and Dr. Tom Robinson formed Elliptic in 2013 to fill the security and compliance void associated with cryptocurrency assets. Companies can contract Elliptic to investigate crimes around cryptocurrency tokens and assets such as NFTs. Developers can use Elliptic's tools to gain observability of their assets as they cross wallets and chains. Elliptic has served hundreds of compliance cases and aims to make the crypto ecosystem safe.
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