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Ethereum-backed project uncovers 100 North Korean operatives in crypto firms

Ethereum-backed project uncovers 100 North Korean operatives in crypto firms

An Ethereum-backed project has uncovered 100 North Korean operatives working within crypto firms, raising concerns over security and regulatory measures. The discovery, announced on April 18, 2026, could lead to stricter regulations affecting crypto companies and market stability. The investigation highlights ongoing risks of illicit activities linked to North Korea in the crypto industry.

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