Argentina’s Public Prosecutor’s Office, or MPF, held two internal training sessions on virtual assets on Aug. 19 and Sept. 2, 2026, according to CriptoNoticias. The sessions were conducted over Zoom and targeted internal staff, officials, and judges. The course was titled “Virtual Assets: Financial Analysis, Tracing, Detection and Seizure.”
Anti-money laundering lawyer Carmen Chena led the program. The training covered digital wallet asset analysis, domestic and international legal frameworks, the cryptocurrency ecosystem, and practical case studies tied to preservation measures.
CriptoNoticias also noted that Argentina’s judiciary has already built experience in crypto-related cases. Examples cited in the report include the freezing of 3 million USDT in December 2024 and a 2022 ruling ordering Binance to return stolen BTC. The sessions point to continued institutional work around cryptocurrency investigations and judicial handling of digital assets within the country.
Argentina’s Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPF) held internal training sessions on Aug. 19 and Sept. 2, 2026, focused on virtual assets, according to CriptoNoticias. The sessions were conducted over Zoom for staff members, officials, and judges.
The course was titled “Virtual Assets: Financial Analysis, Tracing, Detection and Seizure.” It was led by anti-money laundering lawyer Carmen Chena and covered digital wallet asset analysis, domestic and international legal frameworks, the cryptocurrency ecosystem, and practical cases involving preservation measures.
CriptoNoticias said Argentina’s judiciary has already handled crypto-related cases, including the freezing of 3 million USDT in December 2024 and a 2022 ruling ordering Binance to return stolen BTC.
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