Turkish prosecutors have indicted 504 individuals in connection with a massive money-laundering operation involving approximately 40 billion Turkish lira ($850 million). The suspects allegedly used shell companies, bank accounts, foreign exchange offices, POS terminals, and cryptocurrency transactions to disguise illegal proceeds. The network is accused of converting illicit funds into cryptocurrency and transferring them abroad, as well as enticing victims into fraudulent investment schemes with promises of high returns. Prosecutors are seeking a maximum prison sentence of 34.5 years for the alleged ringleader, Türker Ak, and up to 31 years for the alleged network manager, Murat Dönmezoğlu. The indictment highlights the extensive use of cryptocurrency as a tool for laundering money, underscoring the challenges faced by authorities in combating financial crimes in the digital age.