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Two days later, Jonathan Levin, cofounder of Chainalysis, made another key discovery that would alter the course of the investigation: He decided to try an experimental method to discover the IP address of the AlphaBay server. How it works, Chainalysis has never revealed. 9/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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After three days, the site was under their command. Neither users nor staff suspected a thing. The Dutch team had actually improved Hansa, with one agent even helping a sight-impaired drug dealer get his screen reader software integrated with his Tor browser. 8/14 https://t.co/EAvHsBDx0D — PolitiTweet.org

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Using Chainalysis’s secret technique, Levin discovered that AlphaBay’s server wasn’t in the Netherlands—as previously thought based on a source’s tip to the DEA—but in Lithuania. This last-minute revelation spared Operation Bayonet from an embarrassing error. 10/14 — PolitiTweet.org

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