Taiwan Cracks Down on $70M Crypto Fraud

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Sohrab Khawas

August 22, 2025

Taiwanese prosecutors have indicted 14 people in the country’s biggest cryptocurrency money laundering case. The Shilin District Prosecutor’s Office charged them with fraud, money laundering, and organized crime involving over $70 million and 1,500 victims. Authorities are seeking to confiscate 1.275 billion New Taiwan dollars ($39.8 million), allegedly gained through fraudulent activities. This case highlights growing efforts to crack down on crypto-related crimes and protect investors from large-scale scams. Read More About

Sohrab Khawas

Sohrab is a passionate cryptocurrency news writer with over five years of experience covering the industry. He keeps a keen interest in blockchain technology and its potential to revolutionize finance. Whether he's trading or writing, Sohrab always keeps his finger on the pulse of the crypto world, using his expertise to deliver informative and engaging articles that educate and inspire. When he's not analyzing the markets, Sohrab indulges in his hobbies of graphic design, minimal design or listening to his favorite hip-hop tunes.

Published by

Sohrab Khawas

Tags: Crypto news

August 22, 2025

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