Canadian police open applications for crypto and NFT storage solution

Canadian police are offering up to $854K of funding to any firm able to create a crypto depository for the police to store seized crypto.
Canadian police are offering up to $854K of funding to any firm able to create a crypto depository for the police to store seized crypto.
Lil Tay’s former manager stated via X.com that he’s been working on the token for months but that “we will not be launching anything soon.”
Canadian police using Chainalysis Reactor now have the ability to trace transactions, track suspects, and see where funds have been deposited.
Got a lot of crypto? Watch out for robbers posing as couriers, police say, as a pattern of crypto home invasions has emerged.
A Crypto.com spokesperson said that its decision on Tether was made “in accordance with instructions from the Ontario Securities Commission.”