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ChainCatcher tin tức, theo báo cáo của IT之家, Tổ chức Cảnh sát Hình sự Quốc tế (INTERPOL) đã công bố kết quả của chiến dịch chống lừa đảo mới mang tên "Jackal IV", chiến dịch này kéo dài từ tháng 11 năm 2025 đến tháng 6 năm 2026, liên quan đến 22 quốc gia và khu vực trên toàn cầu, tập trung vào việc chống lại lừa đảo tình yêu, lừa đảo tiền điện tử và đầu tư, lừa đảo qua email và các tội phạm tài chính mạng khác. Trong chiến dịch này, tổng cộng 58 người đã bị bắt giữ và xác nhận danh tính của 263 người liên quan.Trong số đó, cảnh sát Argentina đã phát hiện một mạng lưới "tội phạm theo dịch vụ" (Crime-as-a-Service, CaaS) cung cấp tên miền website và dịch vụ rửa tiền, bắt giữ 17 người và xác nhận danh tính của 196 người liên quan. Cảnh sát Nam Phi đã đột kích 7 địa điểm ở Johannesburg, bắt giữ 39 nghi phạm bị tình nghi thực hiện lừa đảo tình yêu và lừa đảo đầu tư nhằm vào những người nghỉ hưu ở các nước nói tiếng Anh, đồng thời thu giữ 2,67 triệu USD và phong tỏa 257 tài khoản ngân hàng.Ngoài ra, cảnh sát Ý xác nhận 1 nghi phạm liên quan đến mạng lưới rửa tiền xuyên châu Âu, phát hiện tài khoản ngân hàng của nghi phạm này có liên quan đến giao dịch rửa tiền lên tới 845.000 euro; cảnh sát Romania đã triệt phá một băng nhóm lừa đảo đầu tư, bắt giữ 11 người và thu giữ tiền mặt, tiền điện tử cũng như tài sản bất hợp pháp khác.

ChainCatcher tin tức, theo báo cáo của The Block, chiến dịch chống gian lận toàn cầu do INTERPOL dẫn đầu đã bắt giữ hơn 5800 nghi phạm và thành công trong việc phơi bày một mạng lưới rửa tiền tiền điện tử sử dụng phương pháp trao đổi token xuyên chuỗi để che giấu dòng tiền bất hợp pháp.Một trong những ví kỹ thuật số của nghi phạm đã xử lý hơn 122.5 triệu USD chỉ trong vòng 10 tháng. Các nhà phân tích trên chuỗi chỉ ra rằng, mặc dù các hoạt động xuyên chuỗi làm tăng độ khó trong việc theo dõi, nhưng không có nghĩa là dòng tiền không thể truy nguyên, các trường hợp như vậy cho thấy tội phạm tài chính đang tiếp tục nâng cấp cùng với sự tiến bộ của công nghệ blockchain.

According to Bitcoin.com, the High Court of Windhoek, Namibia, revoked the bail of 8 absent defendants in a cryptocurrency fraud and human trafficking case and confiscated approximately $29,800 in bail money. The prosecution stated that the 8 individuals include 6 Chinese nationals, 1 Vanuatu national, and 1 Singaporean national, with 6 Chinese suspects tracked down to China. Namibian authorities have requested assistance from Interpol to locate them.The criminal group operated under a front company called Raylon Investments from December 2022 to October 2023. The group is suspected of recruiting unemployed Namibians and forcing them into labor. The state government stated that these employees were compelled to create fake social media accounts impersonating women from Europe and the United States to lure international victims into romantic relationships. Once trust was established, victims were manipulated into transferring money to cryptocurrency accounts controlled by the criminal group. Investigators estimate that the group stole approximately $267,800 from victims worldwide.

According to DL News, Argentine police arrested a Chinese national (abbreviated as DZ) at Buenos Aires Ezeiza International Airport. The suspect arrived from Paris holding a forged Paraguayan passport and has been listed as a wanted suspect by Interpol.A Nigerian court has accused him of orchestrating a cryptocurrency scam locally, attracting investors with the promise of "high returns," but victims were later unable to withdraw funds or access the platform, with the amount involved approximately $49.4 million. Argentine authorities stated they would cooperate with Nigeria to initiate extradition procedures.

According to the Xinmin Evening News, a 38-year-old Chinese businessman, Wang, was kidnapped and killed in Turkey, and 10 suspects have been arrested.The investigation shows that the suspects began tracking the victim from Istanbul Airport and lured him into a trap through a female accomplice. When Wang left the restaurant with the woman, four suspects forcibly shoved him into another vehicle. Police discovered Wang's body days later, with his hands, feet, and mouth bound with tape, and his head severely injured. The suspects had a debt dispute with Wang, and they stole the victim's phone and extracted a large amount of money from his cryptocurrency wallet.On the day of the incident, the woman involved fled Turkey, and after the other suspects left the country, an arrest warrant was issued by Interpol. Currently, all 10 suspects, including the woman, have been apprehended.

According to Decrypt, the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) passed a resolution at its plenary session in Marrakech this week, officially recognizing that cryptocurrency-related fraud has become the core of a vast scam industry, and has classified this network as a transnational crime threat. Global law enforcement agencies are currently strengthening coordinated control over its financial flows.These criminal networks rely on human trafficking, online scams, and forced labor, with victims coming from over sixty countries. Criminals often lure victims with promises of high-paying overseas jobs, tricking them into illegal locations where they are forced to engage in illegal activities such as voice phishing, romance scams, investment fraud, and cryptocurrency scams. Scam groups recruit victims through fake job opportunities, transporting them to illegal locations where they are coerced into committing crimes. They use advanced technology to "deceive victims and cover up criminal acts," and these cross-border crime networks exhibit "high adaptability."The scam center model initially drew international attention in Southeast Asia and has now spread to parts of Russia, Colombia, as well as coastal

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, Interpol and the African Police Organization arrested 83 people in a joint operation against terrorist financing and its support for illegal activities across six African countries, with 19 individuals arrested for "illegal use" of virtual assets.During the two-month operation, the authorities of the participating countries screened over 15,000 relevant individuals and entities, uncovering approximately $260 million in fiat and virtual currencies potentially linked to terrorist activities. About $600,000 has been seized so far, and further investigations are underway to trace and recover more assets.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has seized $439 million in criminal proceeds during a coordinated operation spanning 40 jurisdictions, including $97 million in cryptocurrency and physical assets. The "HAECHI VI" operation took place from April to August and focused on combating seven types of cybercrime, including investment fraud, money laundering, phishing, romance scams, and e-commerce fraud.As part of the coordinated action, law enforcement agencies blocked over 68,000 bank accounts, froze nearly 400 cryptocurrency wallets, and recovered $16 million from seized digital asset wallets. Among the specific crimes targeted by Interpol was a large-scale fraud case in Portugal, where 45 suspects were arrested for allegedly misappropriating social security funds from vulnerable families, stealing a total of $270,000 from 531 victims.

ChainCatcher news, according to a post by Bubblemaps, despite being wanted by Interpol, LIBRA project leader Hayden Davis has launched a new token called WOLF.Last week, there were rumors that Jordan Belfort, known as the "Wolf of Wall Street," would launch his own token WOLF. WOLF has the same design as another token HOOD launched by Hayden Davis, while the creator of the WOLF token points to Hayden Davis's address.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Interpol has issued a red notice to Hex and PulseChain founder Richard Heart on behalf of Finland, accusing him of serious tax evasion and assault.It is reported that a red notice is a formal warning issued to Interpol member countries, informing them that a valid national arrest warrant has been issued for a specific individual. If the wanted person is detained in another country, this notice typically triggers extradition procedures.Previous news, Finnish police are investigating Hex founder Richard Heart for serious tax evasion and assault charges.

ChainCatcher news, the Hong Kong police have sought assistance from Interpol to globally hunt down a young cryptocurrency promoter. According to the international organization's red notice, 30-year-old Huang is wanted in Hong Kong for one count of fraud and two counts of theft.A source familiar with the case said on Wednesday that Huang, known as the "young master of the crypto circle," is linked to several cases, including a cryptocurrency fraud case involving over 3 million Hong Kong dollars, which is being investigated by the police's Commercial Crime Bureau.It is reported that the red notice is a request sent to law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person before extradition, transfer, or similar legal actions.

ChainCatcher news, according to local Nigerian media Punch citing government sources, the Nigerian federal government and Interpol have begun the extradition of Binance executive Nadeem Anjarwalla, who escaped from prison on March 22.Sources indicated that Anjarwalla's absence would not affect the court trial on Thursday of Binance, Tigran, and Gambaryan on five money laundering charges.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, in response to rumors on Twitter about "Interpol issuing a red notice for Changpeng Zhao," a spokesperson for Binance stated in an email, "This rumor is not true." Changpeng Zhao also responded on Twitter, claiming that the wanted notice circulating online is a photoshopped image and suggested users block the sources of FUD. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has launched the INTERPOL Metaverse, specifically designed for global law enforcement agencies. This metaverse allows registered users to visit virtual scenes of the INTERPOL General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France, and even interact with other officials through their avatars, as well as provide immersive training courses for global law enforcement agencies. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to Business Standard, the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) has formed a specialized team in Singapore to assist countries in combating teams involved in cryptocurrency-related crimes. Interpol Secretary-General Jürgen Stock stated that cryptocurrencies pose challenges to law enforcement agencies in the absence of a legal framework.ChainCatcher previously reported that on September 26, South Korean prosecutors stated that Terra founder Do Kwon has been placed on Interpol's wanted list, to which Do Kwon responded that he did not see his name on Interpol's wanted list. (Source link)

Chain Catcher news, regarding the report that "Interpol has issued a red notice for Terra founder Do Kwon," Terra co-founder Do Kwon stated on Twitter that someone might have seen him "walking around the streets or shopping malls in the past few weeks." He did not see his name on the Interpol's "list of individuals to be sought and temporarily arrested, pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal actions," but not all names are public.In addition, Do Kwon stated that he is not evading or hiding: "I am writing code in my living room" "I am making zero effort to hide." (source link)

According to Chain Catcher news, BNN Bloomberg reported that South Korea has stated that Interpol has issued a red notice for Terra founder Do Kwon.It is reported that the Seoul prosecutor stated that Do Kwon faces charges of violating South Korea's capital market regulations related to the $60 billion cryptocurrency he created. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and the Financial Times, South Korean prosecutors have requested Interpol to issue a red notice for Do Kwon, the co-founder of the collapsed cryptocurrency operator Terraform Labs, stating that he has refused to cooperate with the South Korean investigation into the $40 billion implosion of UST and LUNA. The Seoul Southern District Prosecutor's Office announced on Monday that it has requested the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs to revoke Kwon's South Korean passport.A red notice represents the highest level of urgent notification, allowing for the temporary detention of a suspect when a country has a bilateral extradition treaty with the notifying country. Member countries of Interpol can immediately arrest the wanted person based on the red notice and proceed with international extradition according to their national laws. (Financial Times)