【CryptoWorld】The head of a major compliant platform recently issued a heavy warning: Want to commit scams in the crypto space? Don’t think you can hide behind blockchain anonymity — we have ways to track you down.
The background is as follows — the platform, in cooperation with local law enforcement agencies, successfully dismantled a long-active impersonation scam operation. This is not a small-scale issue but an organized, long-standing criminal gang. Several suspects have already been arrested, and others are still being pursued.
The person in charge is very firm: anyone who dares to target customer funds should not expect to escape. Their two key strategies include: first, using blockchain analysis technology to trace the flow of funds (which is transparent on-chain), and second, working closely with law enforcement agencies. In other words, every suspicious transfer you make could be found.
This sends a clear signal — although the crypto world is decentralized, if you engage in illegal activities, hiding behind technology won’t help. Compliant platforms are establishing tighter cooperation mechanisms with law enforcement to ramp up anti-scam efforts. For investors, this is good news: platforms are becoming safer.
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TommyTeacher
· 10h ago
Speaking of this move, it's quite ruthless. The transparency of blockchain has long needed proper regulation. Those scammers really think they are invincible just because they hide on the chain, it's hilarious.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 10h ago
It's the same old rhetoric again. Blockchain transparency? Then why are there still so many Ponzi schemes running away with funds? Laughable.
The words are good, but it all depends on whether they can actually be enforced.
Regulatory platforms sound nice, but the key is whether the technology and law enforcement can keep up.
Fraud gangs definitely should be caught, but who still believes that in this day and age?
Constantly calling for tracking, so why are some major cases still unresolved?
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LightningLady
· 10h ago
Finally, someone dares to stand up to the scam gangs. The transparency of the blockchain is something scammers should have understood long ago.
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AirdropATM
· 10h ago
Someone finally said it clearly: everything on the chain is transparent. Scam artists, it's time to wake up.
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GasFeeCrybaby
· 10h ago
Ha, finally someone dares to stand firm. Bitcoin is not above the law, brothers.
On-chain transparency is something that should have been clarified long ago. Those scammers really think they are invisible.
Good job investigating. These parasites should be caught. The taxes we pay shouldn't be wasted by these people.
Now those who want to scam with "anonymity" will have a hard time sleeping, haha.
Actually, true decentralization has never been about giving bad actors a backdoor.
Regulated platforms that cooperate with law enforcement are the real industry purification.
Those coins that boast "completely anonymous" all the time are now in an awkward position, aren't they?
Get things in order. Clean out the bad apples so our industry can truly develop.
Bad news is good news for bad guys, but for us token holders, it's a positive sign.
Compliance platform CEO declares war on scam gangs: Blockchain has no true anonymous hiding place
【CryptoWorld】The head of a major compliant platform recently issued a heavy warning: Want to commit scams in the crypto space? Don’t think you can hide behind blockchain anonymity — we have ways to track you down.
The background is as follows — the platform, in cooperation with local law enforcement agencies, successfully dismantled a long-active impersonation scam operation. This is not a small-scale issue but an organized, long-standing criminal gang. Several suspects have already been arrested, and others are still being pursued.
The person in charge is very firm: anyone who dares to target customer funds should not expect to escape. Their two key strategies include: first, using blockchain analysis technology to trace the flow of funds (which is transparent on-chain), and second, working closely with law enforcement agencies. In other words, every suspicious transfer you make could be found.
This sends a clear signal — although the crypto world is decentralized, if you engage in illegal activities, hiding behind technology won’t help. Compliant platforms are establishing tighter cooperation mechanisms with law enforcement to ramp up anti-scam efforts. For investors, this is good news: platforms are becoming safer.