UK’s National Crime-Fighting Agency Seeks Six Crypto Investigators
A crime bill passed last week gives law enforcement agencies more powers to seize and freeze crypto.
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A crime bill passed last week gives law enforcement agencies more powers to seize and freeze crypto.
Cloudburst CEO Evan Kohlmann argues current investigatory techniques may be over-reliant on blockchain data, (Evan Kohlmann, modified by CoinDesk)
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Jatinder Singh and his partner bought four houses, cars, artwork and other luxurious items with money they received due to an accounting error by Crypto.com, according to the Guardian.
The bill, introduced in September, now enters its final stages in Parliament.
The east European country is working on legislation to make it harder for fraudsters to get their hands on the proceeds of crime.