Tron blockchain | Blockheight 75861193 | Generated at 2025-09-19 01:01 AM (GMT)
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Address: TYwrJ9LrqtL67XqkrP4cNGazh2Vs6mmkXy
Blockchain: Tron - Asset: 2 assets analysed
First Activity: 2025-08-31 01:46 PM
Last Activity: 2025-08-31 10:22 PM
1.28 13 16,383.31 16,294.84
USD Balance Transactions USD Received USD Sent
Incoming Outgoing
32 Incoming risk score Outgoing risk score 40
0.32%
Low-Risk
35.37%
Medium-Risk
64.3%
High-Risk
100%
Medium-Risk
Risk Indicators
Risk indicators identify and flag incoming or outgoing risks based on entity, behavioral,
and geographical factors—refer to the appendix for details.
Incoming Outgoing
Country
Bulgaria
South Africa
British Virgin Islands
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Tokens balance 1 tokens
This section displays a maximum of 15 tokens
Tron 3.651883 TRX
1.28 USD
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Risk score details
This is the comprehensive list of entity types involved in transactions with this address, whether as senders or recipients, with multiple entities
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Incoming Outgoing
10,534.26 USD Suspicious 16,194.85 USD
Dex
64.3% Detected 8 times 99.39%
5,446.38 USD Exchange
100 USD
33.24% Detected 30 times Cross-chain Bridge Protocol
0.61%
(Score between 1 & 92)
225.35 USD
Ignored small amounts
1.38%
102.97 USD Cross-chain Bridge Protocol
0.63% Detected 3 times
31.12 USD
Payment Service Provider
0.19%
15.4 USD
No entities found
0.09%
14.71 USD
Wallet
0.09%
12.32 USD Gambling
0.08% Detected 2 times
0.74 USD
Blacklisted
< 0.01%
0.02 USD
Bank
< 0.01%
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Appendix - Glossary 1/3
List of the terms used in this document and their meaning
100
Auctioned assets 80
Token
Crypto assets that were confiscated by authorities and later Blockchain-based digital assets that can represent value,
auctioned, making them legally reintroduced into ownership, or access rights, often issued via ICOs or DeFi
circulation. protocols.
100
Unspent output 75
Service
Represents funds sent to an unnamed address/entity that Centralized cryptocurrency services that are not exchanges,
remain unspent. The status changes when funds are such as lending platforms, payment processors, and
moved or the entity is identified. custodial wallets.
100
Block reward 70
Staking pool
Newly minted crypto awarded to miners for validating A collective staking mechanism where users pool their
transactions and adding blocks to the blockchain. These crypto to increase the chances of earning rewards in Proof
assets originate directly from the network. of Stake (PoS) networks.
100
Token minting 65
Decentralized service
The process of creating new tokens on a blockchain, Non-exchange DeFi platforms, including lending protocols,
increasing the total supply. Often used in DeFi, NFTs, and yield farming services, and smart contract-based
governance models. applications.
100
Token burning 60
Cloud mining
The destruction of tokens to reduce the total supply, often A remote mining service where users lease computing
used for deflationary purposes or project governance. power to mine cryptocurrencies without owning mining
hardware.
95
Bank
Financial institutions engaged in crypto-related activities
60
Cross-chain Bridge Protocol
such as trading, custody, or conversion between crypto and Platforms facilitating cross-chain swaps, allowing assets to
fiat. be transferred between different blockchains using smart
contracts.
90
Investment management firm
Firms that manage crypto assets, offering investment
50
ICO
strategies, portfolio management, and trading services for Initial Coin Offerings used to raise funds for new crypto
institutional or retail clients. projects by selling tokens to investors in exchange for
capital.
90
Real World Asset
Tokenized representations of financial instruments,
50
Gambling
commodities, or currencies issued by institutions and Addresses associated with crypto-based gambling
tradable via blockchain technology. platforms, including casinos, betting sites, and lotteries,
which pose money laundering risks.
80
Mining pool
Groups of miners combining computational power to mine
50
Wallet
crypto more efficiently and share rewards proportionally. Self-custodial crypto wallets that allow users to store, send,
receive, and interact with decentralized applications while
retaining private key control.
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Appendix - Glossary 2/3
List of the terms used in this document and their meaning
50
Ongoing legal action 15
Blacklisted
Addresses linked to ongoing investigations by authorities, Addresses restricted by stablecoin issuers due to non-
where legal proceedings are active but assets have not yet compliance, regulatory violations, or suspected illicit
been seized. activity.
50
Peeling chain of unknown origin 15
Mixing pattern
A transaction pattern used to obfuscate the source of funds Transactions displaying characteristics typical of coin
by repeatedly sending small amounts through new mixing, suggesting an attempt to obscure the origin of
addresses. funds.
50
Payment channel 2
Community reported scam
Off-chain payment channels, primarily within the Lightning Addresses reported by the crypto community as scams,
Network, allowing fast and low-cost transactions before though no official enforcement action has been taken.
settling on-chain.
1
Scam
50
Large unnamed entity Addresses used in fraudulent schemes such as Ponzi
Represents a significant entity with at least 100 addresses, schemes, phishing scams, fake giveaways, or investment
impacting transaction analysis despite lacking direct frauds.
identification.
1
Hack
50
Ignored small amounts Addresses involved in cyberattacks, exploiting
Refers to negligible transaction amounts that do not vulnerabilities to steal crypto assets from exchanges,
significantly impact blockchain analysis. protocols, or users.
50
No entities found 1
Phishing
Indicates that the blockchain exploration algorithm Addresses used to deceive users into revealing private keys
reached its limit without identifying any named entities. or credentials by impersonating legitimate entities.
50
Large transaction 1
Darkweb
A transaction with over 200 inputs or outputs, often Addresses associated with dark web marketplaces, illicit
indicating bulk transfers or high-volume activity. services, and money laundering operations.
25
Suspicious 1
Sanction list
Addresses flagged for potential involvement in illicit Addresses flagged by government agencies as being linked
activities but lacking confirmed legal action or to illicit activities such as money laundering, terrorism
authoritative reports. financing, and fraud.
15
Mixing service 1
Terrorism
Platforms designed to mix cryptocurrencies, obscuring Addresses associated with known terrorist organizations or
transaction histories and increasing privacy but often used individuals financing extremist activities.
for money laundering.
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Appendix - Glossary 3/3
List of the terms used in this document and their meaning
1
Child abuse *
Payment Service Provider
Addresses linked to illegal content distribution or payments Companies facilitating crypto payments by offering
related to crimes against children. transaction processing, fraud prevention, and merchant
services.
1
Ransomware
Addresses used in ransomware attacks where victims must
*
Bot
pay cryptocurrency to unlock encrypted files. Automated software executing trades, managing smart
contracts, or performing other blockchain tasks, with
varying risk levels.
1
Seized assets
Crypto assets confiscated by authorities due to criminal or
civil investigations.
*
Donations
Addresses used to collect crypto donations for projects,
charities, or non-profits.
*
Exchange
Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges (CEXs) that facilitate
trading, swapping, and staking of digital assets.
*
Dex
Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) enabling peer-to-peer
crypto trading without intermediaries.
*
ATM
Crypto ATMs allowing users to buy or sell crypto using cash
or debit cards, often requiring KYC verification.
*
NFT Marketplace
Platforms facilitating the trading of Non-Fungible Tokens
(NFTs), which represent unique digital assets on the
blockchain.
* The risk score is calculated using a custom matrix, with no default score for this entity type. Developed by Scorechain, the matrix can be shared
for more details.
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