Foreign media: Whop receives a $200 million investment from Tether, with a valuation of $1.6 billion

Tether cooperates with the U.S. Department of Justice to actively freeze Tether to combat "pig butchering" money laundering crimes

Tether has frozen approximately $4.2 billion in Tether tokens in coordination with the U.S. Department of Justice's efforts against "pig butchering" scams and money laundering activities. The U.S. authorities recovered $61 million in Tether, indicating an increase in cryptocurrency money laundering activities, especially within Chinese-speaking communities. FATF urges countries to strengthen regulation to combat these types of financial crimes.

February crypto startups raised $883 million, down 13% year-over-year

In February, crypto startups received approximately $883 million in venture capital, down about 13% compared to the same period last year. Investors are now more focused on project revenue, user scale, and sustainability, with investment strategies becoming more cautious. Future attention will be on stablecoins, AI agents, and compliance tools.

Tether freezes $4.2 billion USD Tether related to illegal activities

Tether has frozen approximately $4.2 billion in USDT related to illegal activities, with $3.5 billion this year alone. They also collaborated with the U.S. Department of Justice to freeze $61 million linked to large-scale crypto fraud. USDT's circulating supply has surpassed $180 billion, reinforcing its status as the largest stablecoin. Tether can remotely freeze tokens at law enforcement's request to aid investigations and curb financial crime.

The largest on-chain gold transaction in nearly three weeks: Tether transfers 28,723 XAUT to Abraxas

Recently, on-chain analyst Ai Yi detected the largest single transaction in nearly three weeks for the gold token XAUT, transferring 28,723 XAUT from Tether's treasury to Abraxas Capital in the UK, valued at $151 million. Abraxas Capital is an important institutional client of Tether.

Tether Freezes $4.2 Billion in USDT Across Law Enforcement Actions Targeting Illicit Activity

Tether, the El Salvador-based issuer of the world's largest dollar-pegged stablecoin, has frozen approximately $4.2 billion worth of its USDT tokens in connection with illicit activity, with $3.5 billion of that total occurring since 2023, according to company disclosures.

USDT, Computing Power, and Agent: Tether's AI Financial System Experiment

Written by: Yokiiiya A friend sent me a website a couple of days ago, which is a wallet development tool aimed at developers. If you only think of Tether as a stablecoin company, this page might seem a bit "cross-industry." So I followed WDK further and found QVAC (local)