Israeli Authorities Order to Seize Millions in Crypto Linked to Hamas
Israeli law enforcement authorities have ordered a freeze on hundreds of cryptocurrency accounts and seized millions of dollars' worth of crypto in order to block the flow of funds to Hamas, Financial Times reported. The...
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The crackdown primarily targets cryptocurrency accounts on Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange....
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