WalletDNA Academy
Video tutorials
Short walkthroughs of the work itself: what to do when crypto is stolen, how to cut an investigation down to the flows that matter, and how to turn a trace into evidence that survives scrutiny. Each one has a full transcript if you would rather read.
Your crypto was stolen. Here is what you can actually do.
A complete walkthrough of the theft case flow: document what happened, trace where the funds went, watch the thief's wallet for movement, and build an evidence packet for law enforcement and the receiving exchange.
Following crypto across chains
Follow a publicly flagged phishing drainer from Ethereum onto Arbitrum: tell a bridge you can follow from one you can't, decode the recipient from the deposit transaction itself, and see the flag carry over to the same wallet on the other chain.
In production
Cutting through the noise on a busy wallet
Real wallets are noisy. How to cut one down to the flows that matter on the Investigation Canvas: auto-declutter, value filters, spam-token verdicts, auto-expand criteria, focus trails, and the pattern a value filter can hide.
From trace to court-ready deliverable
The path from a wallet analysis to a defensible deliverable: matters and conflict checks, validated findings, the analyst sign-off bound to the content hash, and the PDF and Excel workpaper anyone can verify independently.
Looking for continuing education?
The full five-module course, Crypto Forensics Fundamentals, is at walletdna.com/academy, written to NASBA self-study structure for CPE credit, with a CLE version to follow.