Three individuals have been detained in Cyprus as part of an international investigation into a cryptocurrency investment fraud network.
Authorities allege the group defrauded hundreds of victims across Belgium and the Netherlands.
The arrests underscore the intensifying regulatory and law enforcement focus on cross-border digital asset crimes.
Cyprus, a significant hub for crypto-asset service providers in the European Union, has seen increased scrutiny of its financial oversight mechanisms in recent years.
This development follows a broader global crackdown on cybercrime.
Interpol recently announced the arrest of nearly 6,000 suspects across 97 countries in one of its largest coordinated operations targeting international cybercrime networks.