Pathfinder

Introduces the Pathfinder tool and its purpose of automating the process of finding paths between addresses, highlighting direct and indirect relationships within a 16-hop range.

Explains how to use the Pathfinder feature by selecting options like shortest path, multiple path, closest entity, and illicit address path to create paths and relationships between addresses.

Details the use of shortest path and multiple path options, requiring a destination address to reveal paths and relationships between addresses, with the shortest path showing the shortest paths from one source to many destinations.

Discusses the closest entity and illicit address path options, utilizing breadcrumbs attribution data to search for paths to identified entities, with the illicit address path option being available for law enforcement and compliance purposes.

Guides on using the shortest path option by entering a custom address, specifying the direction of funds flow, selecting search parameters, and viewing the generated path with specific details.

Explains the multiple path option, similar to the shortest path but displaying multiple paths between one source and one destination, showcasing paths and relationships with a search time example.

Demonstrates using the closest entity option to search for specific entities related to an address, selecting entity type, search scope, and finding paths to entities within a certain radius, with an example of indirect relationships to exchanges.

Illustrates the illicit address path option for investigating relationships with illicit addresses within a 16-hop radius, including incoming and outgoing transactions, with an example search for illicit addresses and their relationships.