Crypto giant quietly disbands T3 financial crime task force, which had frozen $250 million in illicit assets.
Original headline加密巨头悄然解散 T3 金融犯罪打击联盟，曾冻结 2.5 亿美元非法资产
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The T3 Financial Crime Unit, a coalition formed in September 2024 by Tron, stablecoin issuer Tether, and blockchain analytics firm TRM Labs, has quietly disbanded without disclosing a reason. Binance joined the alliance in September 2025, and at that time T3 said it had worked with law enforcement to freeze roughly $250 million in illicit assets globally. The group was launched to make the crypto industry "safer and more reliable," and its dissolution removes a prominent cross-industry coordination channel for policing illicit flows involving Tron and Tether's USDT. Watch for whether members replicate T3's freezing and law-enforcement coordination through bilateral arrangements or a successor body, and for any disclosure of the frozen-asset total or reasons behind the breakup.
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