WorldPingA joint French-U.S. law enforcement operation shut down a platform selling stolen intimate images of women and underage girls.
Authorities also seized over $783,000 in crypto assets, including bitcoin.
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Greece prepares to levy 10% capital gains tax on cryptocurrency
Standard Chartered to expand institutional crypto and RWA custody to Singapore
ESMA gives crypto firms 3 months to exit non-compliant stablecoins
Bitcoin slips below $83,000 as Ethereum researcher's 'bunker mode' call divides crypto
$783K Crypto Bust Ends Site Selling Stolen Images of 17,000 Women
Greece Plans 10% Crypto Capital Gains Tax, Down From 15% Floated in June
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