SECURITYJun 4 · 15:44 UTCDECRYPTLogan Hitchcock

DOJ Task Force Freezes $3.8M in Illicit Crypto—With Help From Coinbase, SpaceX and Meta

The DOJ Task Force froze $3.8 million in illicit cryptocurrency linked to organized crime in Southeast Asia, with assistance from Coinbase, SpaceX, and Meta. These companies helped address crypto fraud tied to criminal networks in the region.

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