The New York Attorney General air-dropped an 'NFT subpoena' to the fraudster, creating a new milestone in judicial history.

According to the New York District Attorney's Office website, New York Attorney General Letitia James is planning to subpoena suspects by sending unidentified fraud suspects' CryptocurrencyWallet, Airdrop Non-fungible Tokens, which will include detailed documentation about the description of the lawsuit. (Synopsis: Vitalik Buterin disappointed: Cryptocurrency can not only be used to trade digital monkeys, celebrity photos, practical application is the future) (Background supplement: from infrastructure to capital operation: the general environment of the cryptocurrency ecology has really changed) Non-fungible token (Non-fungible Token) creates a new use for investigating criminal cases! According to the New York District Attorney's Office's website, New York Attorney General Letitia James is prosecuting a group of suspects suspected of cryptocurrency fraud, and even though the identities of the suspects are unclear, James' office said this week that it is planning to subpoena the suspects through a non-fungible token that contains detailed litigation instructions on their CryptocurrencyWalletAirdrop. $2.2 million scam Between January and June 2024, the suspects often messaged victims by posing as recruiters on behalf of the entity that they could make money by posting product reviews on the company's website, according to documents disclosed by James' office. However, these scam suspects require that the victim's work account balance must be equal to or greater than the price of the relevant product, and once the victim completes the relevant task, they can earn the corresponding cryptocurrency payment. However, in the end, the victims found that they could not earn the said salary at all, and the cryptocurrency they deposited in the relevant account ended up in the scammer's wallet. Among them, Dena, a resident from Florida, was scammed out of more than $300,000; There was another immigrant from Croatia, Ally, who lost more than $100,000; Multiple victims were scammed for a total of $2.2 million. It is worth mentioning that the $2.2 million USDC and USDT obtained by the current suspects through fraud have now been frozen by the two major stablecoin issuers Circle and Tether, and once the court permission is obtained, the Attorney General's Office will approve the return of these cryptocurrencies to the victims. How to summon the perpetrator in the Decentralization case Decentralizationprotocol related cases have always been how to try and summon the perpetrator, has always been a problem that the current judicial system can not break through, in the past in the Ooki DAO there have been judicial personnel summoning DAO-related personnel to conduct a trial, law enforcement personnel use DAO-related chat rooms to communicate, but there is still no one present at the final session, the court believes that " The obligation to hold a hearing has been communicated", but it has also caused controversy. And this New York Attorney General Letitia James tried to customize the non-fungible token by herself, which is a new milestone in judicial history, although the non-fungible token subpoena has not yet been legally confirmed whether the non-fungible token subpoena has official effect, perhaps the public is still very far from understanding the web3 world, but has made a small step forward in the criminal subpoena in the United States. Extended reading: No one in court DAO! CFTC sues Ooki DAO for "summons in chat room" ignored, angrily asks court to order default Related reports Russia blocks multiple cryptocurrency media on the grounds of "providing criminal information", and has not issued a notice of prosecution in advance The US court approved the confiscation of 279 cryptocurrency accounts, including the proceeds of North Korean hackers and Chinese Money Laundering coin dealers Sweden named part of the cryptocurrency exchange as a "professional money laundering agency"! Exposing 4 common criminal patterns (New York Attorney General Summons Airdrop "Non-fungible Token" to Fraudsters, Setting a New Milestone in Judicial History" This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Block Chain News Media".