Canada Seizes $56M in Bitcoin, XRP and Other Crypto as It Shutters Exchange TradeOgre
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police say the exchange failed to comply with money laundering regulations and also confiscated Ethereum and Litecoin, among other digital assets.
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