US Treasury blacklists crypto addresses tied to sanctions evasion

US Treasury blacklists crypto addresses tied to sanctions evasion
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2023-2-1 23:00

As part of its broader efforts to combat illicit financing, the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has targeted cryptocurrency addresses to disrupt the flow of funds from the US to these sanctioned entities.

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