The T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU), supported by Tether, TRON, and TRM Labs, has frozen more than $450 million in USDT tied to criminal activities since its 2024 launch. In 2025 alone, it intercepted 43.9% more illicit funds across 23 countries, targeting crimes like drug trafficking, exchange hacks, and terrorist financing. The unit's rapid asset freezes, sometimes within 24 hours, have made it a crucial tool for global law enforcement amid record $158 billion illicit crypto flows in 2025. This milestone highlights growing enforcement efforts on stablecoin misuse and sparks debate on centralized control in decentralized networks.
Canary Capital announced its proposed Canary Staked TRX ETF, trading under ticker TRXS, is coming soon pending SEC approval. The ETF will stake nearly all held TRX tokens, retaining 80% of staking rewards after fees, and will be custodied by BitGo wi...
Tron has overtaken Ethereum as the leading network for USDT stablecoin, with its USDT supply reaching $94.27 billion after a $4 billion increase in the past month. Tron now hosts more than half of the global USDT circulation, driven by lower transact...
Robinhood Chain has surged ahead of major blockchain networks by generating over $4 million in revenue within 24 hours, according to DeFi analytics platform DefiLlama. This revenue is more than double that of the second-highest network, Canton, and o...
Bitcoin traded above $77,600, recovering from a recent dip, while XRP led gains with a nearly 3% rise to $1.36. Other cryptos like BNB and Solana also saw modest increases, but Ether lagged below $2,400. Despite the rebound, the broader crypto market...
Cryptocurrency markets fell amid rising US-Iran tensions, with Solana and Tron dropping over 3%, while Bitcoin showed resilience, declining only about 1% near $77,500. The broader sell-off was driven by global macroeconomic concerns, including rising...
