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😂 Reaping what you sow? A threat actor who purchased money laundering services on the dark web received $666,000 in “dirty” funds, later frozen by Tether. Chain analyst @osint_based tweeted that a threat actor bought laundering services on a dark web forum, where the service provider promised to return “clean” USDT and sent 666,000 USDT. Days later, Tether froze all associated wallets. Investigations revealed that these “clean” funds originated from a U.S. victim of a pig butchering scam. The incident became public after a dispute between the two parties on the same forum.

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