Recently, Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, along with representatives from the Binance team, visited the Taiwan High Prosecutors Office (hereinafter referred to as Taiwan High Prosecutors) to meet and exchange ideas with Prosecutor General Zhang Douhui. The two parties engaged in in-depth discussions on the prevention and control of virtual asset crimes, with the hope of continuing to promote cooperation in addressing crime prevention and control issues of concern to various sectors of society, and jointly strengthening the fight against illegal activities to maintain the security of the financial environment.
Prosecutor General Zhang Douhui stated:
“As part of Binance’s global law enforcement training program, last year the Binance team announced the launch of a touring training program throughout Taiwan. To date, we have conducted virtual asset training courses with over 10 different units in Taiwan, including the Taiwan High Prosecutors, local prosecutors’ offices, and criminal investigation bureaus, with over a thousand law enforcement personnel participating. We have also received positive feedback from participants. Although virtual assets account for only a small portion of global financial crime according to global data, Binance will continue to make efforts in safeguarding user assets and building a safer and more trusted ecosystem for virtual assets.”
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