A UK government-commissioned report by lawyer Jonathan Fisher KC recommends financial rewards for whistleblowers and specialized training for judges to tackle cryptocurrency and AI-related fraud. Released on July 14, the report highlights that fraud accounts for nearly 50% of reported crimes in the UK, yet only 1% result in criminal justice outcomes. Fisher emphasizes the need to treat fraud as a national security and economic priority. The report suggests that the Serious Fraud Office should offer monetary incentives to whistleblowers and establish an independent arbitration panel for handling complaints. It also calls for the Judicial College to implement training programs for all judges, including magistrates, on handling crypto-related cases. Additionally, the report proposes doubling the maximum sentence for serious fraud and money laundering to 20 years and imposing an anti-fraud levy on social media companies. The UK government has stated it will review the recommendations and respond accordingly.