What happens when software stops assisting analysts and starts doing their jobs? In blockchain intelligence, that future may already be arriving.

“We want to automate the tasks of our customers as much as possible,” Emmanuel Marot, vice president of products at Chainalysis, told PYMNTS. “And at the same time, make it easier for them to achieve some of those tasks and help them fulfill their mission.”

Marot pointed to a digital asset landscape where financial investigation is becoming a machine-speed problem, one that humans alone can’t keep up with.

“The amount of content created for scamming people is absolutely through the roof,” he said. “Our customers are swamped.”

Chainalysis’ newly introduced “blockchain…