Tether has frozen over $344 million in USDT across two wallets following alerts from U.S. authorities about links to illegal activities. This action is part of Tether's ongoing cooperation with more than 340 law enforcement agencies in 65 countries, which has led to freezing over $4.4 billion in digital assets globally. CEO Paolo Ardoino emphasized Tether's proactive approach to stop illicit use of its stablecoin by working directly with investigators before funds move. This move reinforces trust in stablecoins and highlights Tether's role in supporting global financial oversight and compliance with regulations.
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