@jolyonA fresh Senate probe suggests Iran may have bypassed U.S. sanctions using Tether's USDT as a digital dollar within its shadow financial system. The investigation reviewed 846 crypto wallets sanctioned for connections to Iran and found that 84% of them transacted exclusively or nearly exclusively in USDT. The report claims this network enabled Iran to move money despite restrictions while also funding proxies like Hezbollah. Source: WSJ / Writer: Samuel
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The focus is on the brand "tether" displayed in large white 3D letters. The scene is outdoors, with a bright sky and trees visible in the background, partially obscured by tan and orange fabric awnings. A black flag with "tether." written in white is also visible. The overall mood is promotional and modern.
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3Lee Jae Myung criticizes Zelensky@jolyonA fresh Senate probe suggests Iran may have bypassed U.S. sanctions using Tether's USDT as a digital dollar within its shadow financial system. The investigation reviewed 846 crypto wallets sanctioned for connections to Iran and found that 84% of them transacted exclusively or nearly exclusively in USDT. The report claims this network enabled Iran to move money despite restrictions while also funding proxies like Hezbollah. Source: WSJ / Writer: Samuel
Ver publicação originalFoto de @jolyon· Sep 28, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· The Wall Street Journal
The focus is on the brand "tether" displayed in large white 3D letters. The scene is outdoors, with a bright sky and trees visible in the background, partially obscured by tan and orange fabric awnings. A black flag with "tether." written in white is also visible. The overall mood is promotional and modern.
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