جمّدت وحدة مكافحة الجرائم المالية (T3) أكثر من 450 مليون دولار مرتبطة بأنشطة مشبوهة في مجال العملات المشفرة منذ إطلاقها في عام 2024. وتضم هذه المبادرة كلاً من تيثر وترون وشركة TRM Labs بالشراكة مع وكالات إنفاذ القانون.
أعلنت وحدة مكافحة الجرائم المالية (T3)، المدعومة من تيثر، أنها جمّدت أكثر من 450 مليون دولار من الأموال المرتبطة بعمليات غير قانونية في مجال العملات المشفرة. وقد بدأت الوحدة عملياتها في عام 2024 ووسعت نطاق عملها عالمياً منذ ذلك الحين.
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Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin USDT, announced a first-quarter net profit of $1.04 billion for 2026. The company's excess reserves reached a record $8.23 billion, with total assets nearing $192 billion against liabilities of about $183.5 billion. Reserves include significant holdings in U.S. Treasuries, gold, and bitcoin.
The Financial Action Task Force has issued a report highlighting stablecoins as the primary vehicle for illicit cryptocurrency transactions, accounting for the majority of suspicious volumes in recent years. The watchdog points to their use by actors in sanctioned countries like Iran and North Korea for sanctions evasion and money laundering. It calls for enhanced regulatory measures to address these risks.
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Cryptocurrency transactions linked to suspected human trafficking operations reached hundreds of millions of dollars in 2025, an 85% increase from 2024, as detailed in Chainalysis's 2026 Crypto Crime Report—which documented a record $154 billion in overall illicit crypto activity. The surge is linked to Southeast Asia-based scam compounds, online gambling sites, and Chinese-language money laundering networks. Blockchain transparency aids detection amid these rising threats.
China's Supreme People's Court has warned of stricter penalties for using cryptocurrencies to launder money and evade capital controls. Chief Justice Zhang Jun made the statement in the court's annual report to the National People's Congress on March 9. The move reflects Beijing's ongoing crackdown on technology-enabled financial crimes.
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has sanctioned a Russian exploit brokerage network accused of buying stolen U.S. government cyber tools with cryptocurrency and reselling them. This marks the first use of authorities under the Protecting American Intellectual Property Act. The network, led by Sergey Sergeyevich Zelenyuk, obtained at least eight proprietary tools from a U.S. defense contractor.