Interpol said a crypto wallet associated with a 20-year-old fraud suspect processed more than $122.5 million over ten months, leading to the arrest of two individuals in Thailand as part of a money-laundering investigation. Operation First Light 2026, carried out from January 15 to April 30, involved 97 countries and resulted in 5,811 arrests and the seizure of $293 million in illicit assets, affecting more than 142,000 identified victims. Thai authorities said the funds were moved through crypto and cross-chain token swaps to obscure the financial trail of romance-scam proceeds, while Interpol noted it did not identify the wallet, the specific assets, the blockchains used, the proportion of the total that resulted from theft, or the amount recovered. The Financial Action Task Force highlighted in a March 2026 report that cross-chain activity can fall outside existing counter-illicit-finance controls and called for greater expertise among law-enforcement and supervisory bodies in blockchain analytics and peer-to-peer risk monitoring. The case illustrates the challenge of tracing rapidly shifting crypto assets across multiple blockchains before investigators can act.