The statement from Europol, the EU agency that coordinates activities among national law enforcement authorities within the bloc, details house searches in Spain, Cyprus and Portugal; the takedown of digital infrastructure in France; and seizures of 18 million euros ($19.5 million) in cryptocurrency, vehicles and electronics, plus the freezing of 50 million euros ($54.3 million) of crypto at other exchanges.
Crypto Exchange Bitzlato Converted Over $1B in Crime-Linked Assets, Europol Says
