A federal court in Argentina has frozen 25 cryptocurrency wallets linked to the $LIBRA token investigation and ordered exchanges to provide KYC documentation. The probe follows tracing millions in crypto transfers across platforms like Binance, Bybit, OKX, and Bitfinex, focusing on wallets tied to the token's founders after its failed launch in February 2025. Authorities aim to identify wallet holders and track fund movements, with the investigation expanding due to the token's controversial collapse and ongoing financial scrutiny. This move could reveal key players behind the $LIBRA project and impact related crypto activities in Argentina.
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An Argentine federal judge froze 25 cryptocurrency accounts connected to the $LIBRA token investigation and ordered six exchanges, including Binance and Bybit, to provide full customer identification and transaction records. The move aims to prevent ...
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An Argentine judge ordered the identification of holders behind 25 cryptocurrency wallets and froze assets tied to the $LIBRA token investigation after authorities traced nearly $8.2 million moving through multiple blockchain networks. The investigat...
An Argentine federal judge ordered the urgent freezing and identification of 25 crypto wallets tied to the controversial Libra token after police traced millions in transactions through centralized exchanges like Binance. The investigation revealed t...
