Cambodia's National Assembly has unanimously approved a stringent anti-cyber fraud law, which includes life imprisonment for operators of large-scale crypto fraud schemes. The legislation, pending Senate review and royal approval, targets leaders of fraud syndicates with 15 to 30 years in prison, escalating to life sentences if fatalities occur. Organizers face up to 20 years and hefty fines, while participants could receive 2 to 5 years and fines up to $125,000. The law responds to the proliferation of crypto-related scams, such as "pig butchering," across Southeast Asia, which exploit digital assets for illicit cross-border activities. Analysts warn that while the crackdown may displace fraud operations, comprehensive efforts are needed to dismantle associated corruption and money laundering networks.