Malaysian authorities have launched a series of high-intensity law enforcement operations in Perak. Within just two days, the police conducted three consecutive raids, uncovering a total of 41 devices suspected of being used for illegal mining. The first operation was initiated on Friday evening, resulting in the seizure of 24 devices; by early Saturday morning, the police continued their efforts, recovering 9 and 8 devices at two different locations. This wave of concentrated enforcement reflects a strict crackdown on illegal mining activities in Southeast Asia. Illegal mining, due to its high electricity consumption and low compliance risks, has proliferated in some countries and regions, putting pressure on power infrastructure and being easily exploited for fund transfers and money laundering. This series of actions by local law enforcement indicates that regulatory oversight of the crypto asset industry chain is continuously intensifying, with compliance becoming a major trend for the development of the industry, both in exchanges and mining operations.