Victorian police to get ‘greater power’ to seize crypto assets from criminals
The new bill will also compel cryptocurrency exchanges to hand over information that could assist police in criminal investigations.
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The new bill will also compel cryptocurrency exchanges to hand over information that could assist police in criminal investigations.
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