Tether, TRON и TRM Labs займутся пресечением незаконной деятельности с USDT

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2021-10-10Last updated on 2024-09-10

Tether, TRON и TRM Labs учредили альянс T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU) по борьбе с финансовыми преступлениями. Он сфокусируется на пресечении незаконного использования USDT на блокчейне TRON.

На последний приходится 60,78 млрд токенов из 118,37 млрд в обращении с долей в 51,34%, согласно веб-сайту эмитента стейблкоина.

Инициатива предполагает сотрудничество государственного и частного секторов в целях улучшения безопасности и надежности индустрии цифровых активов.

T3 FCU объединяет опыт борьбы с финансовыми преступлениями TRM Labs, технические компетенции TRON, и команду внешних расследований Tether.

Участники альянса отметили, что по мере популяризации блокчейна TRON и числа его пользователей, растет и его нежелательная подверженность влиянию преступных элементов.

Создание T3 FCU ограничит возможности злоумышленников отмывать и использовать полученные ими доходы, обеспечивая целостность блокчейна TRON.

В рамках сотрудничества TRM Labs окажет постоянную поддержку в выявлении транзакций, связанных с предполагаемой незаконной деятельностью вроде терроризма, уклонения от санкций, киберпреступности и мошенничества. Фирма задействует технологии и глобальную сеть экспертов-следователей для получения оперативной информации.

В течение нескольких недель после запуска альянсу удалось заморозить средства на сумму свыше $12 млн по делам, связанным в том числе с вымогательством и инвестиционной мошеннической схемой.

В 2023 году на блокчейн Tron пришлось $19,3 млрд от всего объема незаконных транзакций в криптовалютах в $35 млрд (45%), согласно TRM Labs.

В январе эксперты Управления ООН по наркотикам и преступности отметили рост популярности USDT в качестве инструмента для отмывания денег.

Ответы для организации опубликовали как команда Tron во главе с Саном, так и эмитент монеты Tether.

Напомним, в августе последний сообщил о возврате с момента запуска в 2014 году свыше $108,8 млн в USDT в рамках расследований 145 правоохранительных агентств в 40 юрисдикциях.

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