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Pakistan launches crypto investigation unit to tackle digital asset crimes

The FIA chair suggested other major agencies should also create dedicated teams to target digital asset crimes.

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Pakistan has launched a dedicated crypto investigation unit aimed at cracking down on digital asset crimes, according to The Block.

The outlet reports that Muhammad Athar Waheed, associated with the FIA, said other major agencies should form their own dedicated teams to tackle crypto-related wrongdoing.

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The BlockPakistan launches crypto investigation unit to crack down on digital asset crimes: report

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