最新报道：According to Bijie.com, the UAE Ministry of Interior (MOI) participated in the International Cryptocurrency Security Action Week Symposium held in Singapore. The UAE joins global law enforcement agencies in addressing the challenges of cryptocurrency-related crime. The event, co-organized by the Security Community Forum and Mastercard, brought together hundreds of experts from law enforcement and security professionals to share advanced methods for tracking cryptocurrency fraud and combating money laundering. Participants included representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Interpol, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, the Royal Malaysian Police, and leading global technology companies. The conference provided practical training on investigating darknet activity and connecting law enforcement agencies with cryptocurrency exchanges and analytics firms. This public-private partnership aims to foster a more effective response to evolving cryptocurrency crime patterns by focusing on three key areas: using advanced tracing methods to investigate cryptocurrency crimes, strengthening collaboration between agencies and exchanges, and providing insights on digital assets and emerging risks. Recent initiatives in the UAE, through the clear regulatory framework established by VARA and the active collaboration of law enforcement with international partners, have made it a cryptocurrency-friendly jurisdiction. The UAE is accelerating the adoption of cryptocurrency in multiple sectors. After releasing comprehensive technical documentation in July, the Central Bank of the UAE plans to launch the digital dirham between October and December 2025. The CBDC will be available in both wholesale and retail forms and will have full legal tender status. Dubai is leading the government-backed tokenization of real estate through the Prypco Mint platform, developed in partnership with VARA and the Central Bank of the UAE. Built on the XRP Ledger, the platform allows fractional ownership starting from 2,000 UAE dirhams, with the goal of tokenizing up to $16 billion worth of Dubai real estate by 2033. The first tokenized property sale attracted 224 investors, 70% of whom were first-time entrants into the Dubai real estate market. Emirates Airlines will begin accepting cryptocurrency payments in 2026 through a partnership with Crypto.com, allowing passengers to pay for flights using Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins.