
Recent investigations have uncovered connections between the sanctioned Moscow-based crypto exchange Garantex and a murky network involving organized crime and security services. The firm has ties to a Moscow gang leader and Kremlin-controlled Rosneft. The investigations reveal how dark money from Garantex is fueling global havoc, including funding terror groups and the drug trade. Additionally, reports suggest that U.S. authorities are probing Hamas' use of crypto, with claims of millions of dollars in crypto being linked to the group.
This WSJ article drops the SAME DAY Boden releases $10 billion to Iran. This is Liz Warren handiwork. Deflect from this administration's disastrous foreign policy failures, and blame crypto. https://t.co/zgTxQYutUZ
.@Zachary reports on @USTreasury's findings on the role of crypto in funding #Hamas' operations. This is yet another example of how #crypto is helping to fund global crime, rogue regimes, and terrorists. https://t.co/stGcCkMzdI https://t.co/996EjwUgpb
This @WSJ article is priceless! Says "lawmakers" who are advocating for more oversight are rebutted by 'crypto advocates' and then quotes @GOPMajorityWhip! What, is Senator Warren a lawmaker but Emmer just a crypto advocate? @FallonLizzy No respect! https://t.co/R0N2pGzI14 https://t.co/azTvjqbLmO




