Another regulatory hammer drops—Korean authorities have rolled out sanctions targeting Prince Group, adding fuel to what's becoming a coordinated international crackdown. The move signals widening scrutiny into Cambodian-linked operations accused of orchestrating crypto scams across borders. More jurisdictions are piling on as investigators untangle the web of fraudulent schemes, marking a rare moment of cross-border enforcement alignment in the digital asset space.
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GasGuru
· 5h ago
Well, another fraud gang has been caught, this time it's South Korea's turn to take action, thumbs up.
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Frontrunner
· 12h ago
South Korea is acting really fast, it seems this international joint law enforcement is serious this time, Prince Group has really fallen this time.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 11-29 17:26
International law enforcement has finally come together, and this time the Cambodian scam gang can't escape.
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MetamaskMechanic
· 11-29 17:20
Is Korea coming again? This time they really want to take these scammers down for good. I truly support international cooperation to combat fraud.
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LightningClicker
· 11-28 09:54
International law enforcement is serious this time; once South Korea takes action, the Prince Group is done for. This wave of cross-border cooperation to crack down makes it feel like the good days of encryption fraud are really over.
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MechanicalMartel
· 11-28 09:37
International joint law enforcement has finally begun to move, and it feels like South Korea is really taking strong measures this time.
Another regulatory hammer drops—Korean authorities have rolled out sanctions targeting Prince Group, adding fuel to what's becoming a coordinated international crackdown. The move signals widening scrutiny into Cambodian-linked operations accused of orchestrating crypto scams across borders. More jurisdictions are piling on as investigators untangle the web of fraudulent schemes, marking a rare moment of cross-border enforcement alignment in the digital asset space.