Australian state police sets up crypto division to trace transactions
The use of crypto in criminal activity has reportedly significantly increased since the AFP made its first crypto seizure in early 2018.
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The use of crypto in criminal activity has reportedly significantly increased since the AFP made its first crypto seizure in early 2018.
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