Tether has frozen 32 blockchain addresses linked to terrorist groups in Israel and Ukraine, holding assets worth $873,118.34. The move was made in collaboration with Israel's National Bureau for Counter Terror Financing to combat crypto-funded crime. Tether has previously frozen millions of dollars lost to DeFi hackers and phishing scammers, but refused to freeze addresses tied to privacy protocol Tornado Cash after the US Treasury placed sanctions on it last year. Tether has complied with 31 different agencies worldwide to freeze over $835 million in criminal-connected crypto to date.
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