Crackdown Continues: FBI Seizes $1.7 Million in Crypto Assets
According to a recent public filing by the agency, it has confiscated various cryptocurrencies from individuals suspected of flouting regulations over the course of three months.

According to a recent public filing by the agency, it has confiscated various cryptocurrencies from individuals suspected of flouting regulations over the course of three months.
Traditionally, such institutions have approached cryptocurrencies with caution. However, their entry into the ETF space signifies a shifting perspective and an acceptance of the role that Bitcoin and Ethereum play in the world of finance.
In addition to the CFTC lawsuit, a U.S. District Court has halted the sale of Voyager Digital.
The cybercrime group targeted infrastructure and persons of interest, encrypting their data and demanding cryptocurrency in exchange for decryption.
The agency says the operation was coordinated with German and Dutch law enforcement, seizing control of the servers and websites used by Hive.
It is claimed North Korea is funding its nuclear weapons through cryptocurrency theft.
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission is set to conduct a public consultation on how to give retail investors access to digital assets.
The FBI is warning of a new crypto investment scheme called Pig Butchering.
No doubt, cryptocurrencies are the biggest digital revelation of the 21st century. They have exposed human civilization to a long ...