On Tuesday, June 14, it began with a demonstration of chainalysis, a cryptocurrency investigation tool.
In the afternoon, the group divided into two working groups to discuss how the TIG can help European financial researchers investigate cryptocurrencies. As a result, the participants will create a framework on the internet where all types of topics related to cryptocurrencies can be found. As a result, it can aid financial investigators in their investigations.
On Wednesday, June 15, all participants shared the most recent cryptocurrency trends and research, laying the groundwork for a work division to create the cryptocurrencies framework.
We can look back on an extremely successful event.
In the Schengen Area, the free movement of people is one of Europe’s greatest successes. Crime, however, does not respect national borders. Dangerous criminals can move from one Member State to another within minutes. During the so-called “Golden Hour”, the reliable communication between national police operations centres is not just beneficial — it is vital.
The ENLETS National Contact Points met in Nicosia last week, hosted by the Cyprus Police, to review EU policy developments and other topics.
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