Tether Helps DOJ Restrain $52 Million in Crypto Linked to Global Scam Network

TL;DR
- Tether assisted the U.S. Department of Justice in restraining more than $52 million in cryptocurrency linked to Xinbi Guarantee, a network accused of supporting scam centers and organized crime.
- Authorities seized two wallets containing about $12 million and sought restraints on 47 others.
- The case shows how blockchain transparency and cooperation between crypto firms and law enforcement can help trace and recover illicit funds.
Tether has assisted law enforcement agencies in hundreds of investigations involving illicit cryptocurrency activity. According to the company, its cooperation has contributed to the freezing of more than $5 billion in assets linked to suspected criminal activity worldwide.
The DOJ’s Scam Center Strike Force said the funds were restrained in a coordinated action targeting Xinbi Guarantee, a Chinese-language network that allegedly connected scam operators with vendors offering money laundering services, fraudulent investment websites and other criminal support.
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