Global #law enforcement

In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, the need for compliance with international laws while safeguarding user rights has never been more crucial. Nils Andersson Rød, the global head of financial crime investigations at Binance, recently underscored the platform's commitment to conducting independent investigations rather than simply adhering to government requests.

Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of Telegram, has recently made headlines following his arrest for allegedly facilitating criminal activities on the platform.

In a bold statement at the recent Token2049 conference in Singapore, Chainalysis CEO Michael Gronager predicted that government prosecutors and tax authorities will increasingly harness artificial intelligence (AI) to combat crime on the blockchain within the next five years.

German law enforcement appears to be continuing the sale of confiscated Bitcoin, according to recent on-chain analysis. This follows a prior sale of around $170 million worth of the cryptocurrency last week.