TechFlow news, a report released by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime warns that Tether has become one of the primary payment methods for money launderers and scammers in Southeast Asia.
The report指出 that Tether's stablecoin is at the core of an explosive fraud industry, including "pig-butchering" scams. The evolution of cryptocurrencies and rapid technological advancements have fueled organized criminal groups in Southeast Asia to use underground casinos for money laundering, particularly those utilizing Tether.
Despite extensive law enforcement actions against digital assets in the United States and elsewhere, criminal organizations continue to use Tether tokens as an effective means of transferring funds, the report said.
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