Tether Assists Global Law Enforcement in $12M Crypto Crime Bust
The Thai Royal Police and U.S. Secret Service seized $12 million in USDT linked to a Southeast Asia scam network, arresting 73 suspects and confiscating assets worth $15.67 million. Tether’s Role in Tracing and Freezing...
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