OSCE Highlights Tether Role in Fighting Human Trafficking, $4.2B Frozen
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Tether (USDT issuer) worked with law enforcement to block $4.2B in illicit crypto globally and helped freeze $225M, per OSCE's 'Following the Money 2.0' report, highlighting blockchain traceability in tracking human trafficking and criminal funds. Tether launched gold-backed XAU₮, bridging digital tokens with real-world assets; the token launch plus demonstrated compliance and security posture may boost adoption by CEXs, DeFi services and overall market trust.
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- Tether works with law enforcement to block $4.2B in illicit crypto funds globally.
- Blockchain transparency helps authorities trace and freeze digital assets used in crimes.
- Tether launches gold-backed XAU₮, bridging digital tokens with real-world assets.
Tether, the issuer of the largest stablecoin USDT, is gaining attention after the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) highlighted its role in fighting human trafficking.
The report revealed that Tether helped freeze $225 million in illegal funds. It also shows how blockchain transparency is helping law enforcement track criminal activity.
OSCE Highlights Tether’s Role in Fighting Human Trafficking
Tether played a key role in the OSCE’s “Following the Money 2.0” report, which explains how criminals use digital currencies and how blockchain transparency helps track illegal act…
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