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India’s Enforcement Directorate Freeze Vauld’s Assets Worth $46.5 Million

Aug 12,2022,10:56
India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED), the country’s economic crime unit, on Thursday froze 3.70 billion rupees ($46.5 million) in assets at crypto exchange Vauld. And the Enforcement Directorate is reportedly investigating more than 10 crypto exchanges in India for allegedly laundering over 10 billion rupees ($125 million).
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