INTERPOL reports that a global anti-fraud operation results in 5,811 arrests and uncovers a crypto laundering network linked to fraud, including romance scams. Across multiple jurisdictions, investigators say they identify suspects who route illicit proceeds through cryptocurrencies to obscure their origin. Authorities report that one crypto wallet is tied to the laundering activity and processes about $122.5 million over a 10-month period. According to the accounts, the scheme uses cross-chain swaps, which can make it harder to follow fund movements between different blockchain networks. The operation is described as an INTERPOL-led crackdown involving coordinated law-enforcement efforts against online fraud. While the reports focus on the blockchain-based aspect of the scheme, they present the findings as part of broader action against fraud and the movement of stolen funds. The outlets do not provide further details about the identity of the suspects, specific countries involved beyond the international scope, or the ultimate destinations of the laundered funds.