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Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialistination Questions 41–45 (page: 10)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

In the context of forensic cryptocurrency investigations, which statement best describes how attribution data are collected?

  1. Taken from business-maintained records.
  2. Derived from public and non-public sources.
  3. Gathered from a publicly available blockchain.
  4. Obtained automatically from the darknet.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Attribution data involves linking blockchain addresses to real-world entities, which is derived from a combination of public sources (blockchain explorers, public databases) and non-public sources (law enforcement databases, commercial analytics, exchange records).

Relying solely on blockchain data (C) or darknet sources (D) is insufficient. Business records (A) are part of non-public sources.

DFSA and FATF AML guidance underscore the multi-source approach for effective forensic attribution.



What is the most pertinent item for a cryptoasset money services business to include in a suspicious activity report?

  1. All types of cryptocurrencies purchased by the subject, including aggregate total of each and fiat currency equivalent
  2. The names of every owner of the destination wallet address(es) to which the subject sent transactions during the review period
  3. The aggregate total amount of fiat currency used by the subject to purchase cryptocurrency
  4. The subject's account onboarding information not otherwise included in the counter-party information section

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

SARs should include detailed transactional information to support investigations, including all types and aggregate amounts of cryptocurrencies purchased, along with fiat currency equivalents. This information provides a clear picture of the subject's activity and financial scale.

Owner names of destination wallets (B) may not be available; onboarding info (D) is supplementary, and fiat aggregate totals (C) alone are insufficient.

FATF and DFSA guidance recommend comprehensive transactional data inclusion in SARs to facilitate law enforcement.



According to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network's Guidance 2019-G0001 pertaining to convertible virtual currencies, a money transmitter includes companies that:

  1. Exchange digital tokens.
  2. Provide the delivery, communication, or network access services to only support money transmission services.
  3. Operate a clearance and settlement system or otherwise act as intermediaries solely between Bank Secrecy Act-regulated institutions.
  4. Act as payment processors to facilitate the purchase of, or payment of a bill for, a good or service through a clearance and settlement system.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The FinCEN 2019 guidance clarifies that money transmitters include entities that exchange digital tokens or convertible virtual currencies as part of their business activities. This includes exchanges and platforms that transfer virtual currencies.

Providing infrastructure services (B), operating clearance systems solely among regulated institutions (C), or acting as payment processors for goods/services (D) without handling value transfer do not fall under the money transmitter definition per this guidance.



Which is an accurate description of a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)?

  1. DAOs are decentralized blockchain organizations that require managerial activity by humans.
  2. DAOs are organizational structures through which how a protocol will operate is determined by a group of actors.
  3. DAOs are cryptocurrency funds in which the board of directors submit their votes using blockchain technology.
  4. DAOs are decentralized blockchain technologies that use traditional contracts instead of smart contracts.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

DAOs are decentralized organizational structures where protocol governance and operational decisions are made collectively by token holders or participants rather than centralized management. This group voting and consensus determine how the protocol functions.

DAOs do not rely on traditional contracts (D) nor necessarily require ongoing human managerial control (A). They are not simply funds with boards voting (C) but represent decentralized governance mechanisms.



Which blockchain features built-in privacy measures to prevent tracing and conceal ownership and flow of illicit funds?

  1. Cardano
  2. Polygon
  3. Ethereum
  4. Monero

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Monero is a privacy-focused blockchain designed with built-in features like ring signatures, stealth addresses, and confidential transactions to obfuscate sender, receiver, and transaction amounts, making tracing difficult.

Cardano, Polygon, and Ethereum are not designed primarily with these privacy features and have publicly traceable ledgers, although privacy solutions may be layered on.



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