Japan’s National Police Agency to Employ New Software to Track Crypto Transactions

By cineramaAugust 30, 2018Bitcoin Business

In response to a reported increase in the illicit use of cryptocurrencies, Japan’s National Police Agency (NPA) plans to introduce new software which can track cryptocurrency transaction history, Japan’s […]

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