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Traditional financial (TradFi) risk assessment models, like P/E ratios and Value at Risk (VaR), are inadequate for cryptocurrencies. Cryptos operate on decentralized networks, where factors like token distribution, decentralization, and diversity in the network are critical for evaluating risk. The article advocates for a new risk model native to crypto’s blockchain-based architecture, leveraging real-time data to assess network strength instead of relying on outdated TradFi methods.

Xerberus has partnered with Polygon to enhance digital asset security through real-time risk ratings and scam prevention tools. Supported by a grant from Thrive Protocol, Xerberus will integrate its risk rating and scam reporting services within Polygon’s PoS system.

Xerberus has launched a new scam recovery service called Siren, aimed at helping crypto users recover stolen funds. Siren allows users to map and report scams, producing on-chain reports that can be used in legal proceedings. Supported by a network of blockchain-savvy law firms, Siren seeks to democratize justice for victims of crypto scams, including smaller investors.

Ardana, a Cardano-based stablecoin project, allegedly misused investor funds before its collapse. Investigations by Xerberus revealed that Ardana executives transferred a large portion of the $10 million raised into personal wallets and made risky trades, resulting in the loss of around $4 million.

Xerberus has launched Siren, a service that helps crypto users report, map, and recover from scams. It generates on-chain reports to aid legal action and works with blockchain law firms to help victims recover stolen assets. Siren uses advanced technology to track transactions linked to scams, with the goal of returning assets to victims and making crypto safer.

Xerberus has introduced Siren, a crypto recovery and litigation tool that empowers users to report and map scams. Siren generates on-chain reports that can aid legal proceedings, helping victims recover stolen assets. The platform is supported by a network of law firms specialized in blockchain, making recovery more accessible.

Xerberus is investigating the Ardana stablecoin project, which was based on the Cardano blockchain. The investigation reveals that the project’s executives allegedly mismanaged funds, including diverting 80% of the investment into personal wallets, resulting in significant losses. Ardana had attracted over $10 million in funding but never delivered its stablecoin platform before shutting down in 2022.

A Xerberus Research Report proves that Project Catalyst, the Cardano Ecosystem funding entity, is not manipulated. Defending its claim to be the largest truly decentralized funding body in the crypto industry.

Xerberus has launched Siren, a new service that helps crypto users recover lost or stolen assets from scams. Siren allows users to track stolen funds using blockchain technology and creates reports that can be used in legal cases.