Portugal -- Enforcement Actions Regulatory Overview
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- September 2025: Eurojust coordinated an operation halting a cryptocurrency investment fraud exceeding 100 million euros across Europe, resulting in five arrests including the alleged main perpetrator.[1]
- May 2024: A coordinated operation uncovered a cryptocurrency scam using "rip deals" methods, leading to suspect arrests in France, with investigations involving Portugal, Germany, Italy, and Romania.[1]
However, these are international enforcement actions rather than specific Portuguese regulatory penalties.
To obtain the comprehensive three-year enforcement action data you're seeking, you would need to consult:
- The Portuguese Securities Commission (CMVM) website for market abuse and crypto asset service provider violations
- The Bank of Portugal for anti-money laundering compliance actions
- Individual regulator enforcement databases
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