US targets $17 billion Russia-linked crypto payment network using USDT as an escape route
OFAC’s October 1 designation expands blocking sanctions to the broader network, while FinCEN’s separate sub-agent transfer restriction remains proposed. The post US targets $17 billion Russia-linked crypto payment network using USDT as an escape route appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- OFAC’s October 1 designation expands blocking sanctions to the broader network, while FinCEN’s separate sub-agent transfer restriction remains proposed.
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