Time is running out for Terra CEO! Interpol Established a Special Team!

Terra (Luna) While many investors suffered after the collapse of the network in May, prosecutors in South Korea did too. Terraform Labs and CEO Do Kwon conducting investigations.

However, Do Kwon’s whereabouts have still not been found. In this context, South Korean prosecutors were trying to find Do Kwon. Red Notice from Interpol demanded its removal.

Although Do Kwon, who has had a red notice for a while, said that he was not hiding, he still has not been found.

terra Interpol, the world’s largest police agency, made a new move to find its CEO, and announced that they have set up a special team in Singapore for this.

Interpol announced this special team at a press conference ahead of its 90th plenary meeting in Delhi, which will be attended by 195 members from 18-21 October, according to the news of the Indian local news agency Business Standard.

The team established in Singapore, the governments Bitcoin (BTC) and to cryptocurrencies He said it would help him fight crime.

Saying that the lack of a legal framework for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is a challenge for law enforcement in finding criminals, Interpol secretary general Jürgen Stock said:

“The departments involved are often not properly trained and equipped to deal with crimes against bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

In this context, the main agenda topic of Interpol’s plenary meeting in India will be cryptocurrencies and cybercrime.

In addition, cryptocurrencies are a major threat across the world. That’s why we’re planning to set up a dedicated team for crypto crimes in Singapore.

The Interpol global innovation complex in Singapore is working on a dedicated team to tackle the challenges posed by cryptocurrencies.”

Interpol, which has made many moves to better track criminals for cryptocurrencies, partnered with cybersecurity firm Trend Micro in 2020 to reduce crypto theft in Southeast Asia.