ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Interpol has issued a red notice to Hex and PulseChain founder Richard Heart on behalf of Finland, accusing him of serious tax evasion and assault.It is reported that a red notice is a formal warning issued to Interpol member countries, informing them that a valid national arrest warrant has been issued for a specific individual. If the wanted person is detained in another country, this notice typically triggers extradition procedures.Previous news, Finnish police are investigating Hex founder Richard Heart for serious tax evasion and assault charges.

ChainCatcher news, the Hong Kong police have sought assistance from Interpol to globally hunt down a young cryptocurrency promoter. According to the international organization's red notice, 30-year-old Huang is wanted in Hong Kong for one count of fraud and two counts of theft.A source familiar with the case said on Wednesday that Huang, known as the "young master of the crypto circle," is linked to several cases, including a cryptocurrency fraud case involving over 3 million Hong Kong dollars, which is being investigated by the police's Commercial Crime Bureau.It is reported that the red notice is a request sent to law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person before extradition, transfer, or similar legal actions.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, in response to rumors on Twitter about "Interpol issuing a red notice for Changpeng Zhao," a spokesperson for Binance stated in an email, "This rumor is not true." Changpeng Zhao also responded on Twitter, claiming that the wanted notice circulating online is a photoshopped image and suggested users block the sources of FUD. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news, BNN Bloomberg reported that South Korea has stated that Interpol has issued a red notice for Terra founder Do Kwon.It is reported that the Seoul prosecutor stated that Do Kwon faces charges of violating South Korea's capital market regulations related to the $60 billion cryptocurrency he created. (Source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and the Financial Times, South Korean prosecutors have requested Interpol to issue a red notice for Do Kwon, the co-founder of the collapsed cryptocurrency operator Terraform Labs, stating that he has refused to cooperate with the South Korean investigation into the $40 billion implosion of UST and LUNA. The Seoul Southern District Prosecutor's Office announced on Monday that it has requested the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs to revoke Kwon's South Korean passport.A red notice represents the highest level of urgent notification, allowing for the temporary detention of a suspect when a country has a bilateral extradition treaty with the notifying country. Member countries of Interpol can immediately arrest the wanted person based on the red notice and proceed with international extradition according to their national laws. (Financial Times)