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by: xpoolPosted on: April 10, 2025

US DOJ Disbands Crypto Crime Unit: Is Enforcement Slowing Down?

The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has dismantled the National Crypto Enforcement Team (NCET), which previously spearheaded investigations into high-profile cryptocurrency cases such as Binance, Tornado Cash, KuCoin, and BitMEX. This significant shift in federal enforcement strategy raises concerns about crypto regulation’s future direction and its impact on crypto crime enforcement.

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