Chainalysis: Cryptocurrency-related crime is surging in Asia Pacific
According to Chainalysis' "2024 Cryptocurrency Crime Report", law enforcement agencies in the Asia-Pacific region are struggling to deal with the increasing number of cryptocurrency-related crimes, including drug trafficking, cybercrime, and intellectual property crime. As illegal activities increase, there is also a speculative shortage of legal resources, affecting the region's ability to actively respond to and manage the threat of cryptocurrency crime.
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