One address, many actors: contract wallet attribution
Contract wallets and multisigs are not one-person accounts. Experts reconstruct owners, signers, modules, and relayers to attribute on-chain activity.
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Contract wallets and multisigs are not one-person accounts. Experts reconstruct owners, signers, modules, and relayers to attribute on-chain activity.
A transaction hash proves submission, not success. Receipts, event logs, and EVM traces answer whether execution succeeded and what assets moved.
Explains how ERC-20 approvals and permit signatures separate token ownership, transfer submission, delegated authority, and proof of owner intent.
Why cryptocurrency transfers to incorrect addresses are generally irreversible, what technical and legal options exist for recovery, and how attorneys should approach these disputes.
What attorneys need to know about smart contract disputes: how smart contracts execute, common litigation scenarios, forensic analysis techniques, and when expert testimony is needed.
A plain-language guide to decentralized finance for attorneys: how DeFi protocols work, why they complicate asset tracing, and what forensic analysis can and cannot establish.