Odaily Planet Daily News Nigeria's anti-corruption agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), has been approved by the court to freeze more than $330,000 (about 54.86 million naira) in the bank accounts of multiple cryptocurrency users. EFCC investigator Okoro Philip directly blamed the depreciation of the naira on cryptocurrency traders from Bybit and Kucoin. In a court document on September 3, Okoro accused bank account owners of illegally trading foreign exchange and cryptocurrencies. He also criticized the relevant platforms for failing to comply with mandatory anti-money laundering regulations. At the same time, the EFCC claimed that proceeds from criminal activities and terrorism-related funds were being traded on cryptocurrency platforms. (Bitcoin.com)