With the support of Tron, Tether, and others, T3's financial crime unit has frozen assets worth $300 million.

According to Mars Finance, on October 31st, the T3 Financial Crime Unit, a cryptocurrency enforcement task force, announced that it had frozen $300 million in illicit funds in its first year of operation. This achievement has earned praise from international law enforcement agencies and demonstrates the stablecoin industry's self-regulatory capabilities. Established in late 2024 by stablecoin issuer Tether, blockchain network Tron, and blockchain intelligence platform TRM Labs, T3 initially aimed to clean up stablecoin activities on Tron. Today, T3 has evolved into a global blockchain security enforcement model, marking a significant shift in compliance and accountability mechanisms within the crypto industry. The unit monitors on-chain transactions and coordinates the seizure of high-risk assets, including those involved in "pig butchering" scams and the flow of funds from European organized crime networks. Currently, its investigations cover five continents. Recently, the Brazilian Federal Police formally commended T3 for its assistance in "Operation Lusocoin"—a major money laundering case—highlighting the increasingly important role of public-private sector cooperation in preventing crypto financial crime.