#TRON Fights Crime#

TRON has made significant strides in combating cryptocurrency crime. Global cryptocurrency transaction volume surpassed $10.6 trillion in 2024, while illicit transaction volume dropped by 24% year-on-year to $45 billion, representing 0.4% of the total, a 51% reduction compared to 2023. The TRON network saw the most substantial decline in illicit transaction volume, with a decrease of approximately $6 billion, almost halving the proportion of illegal activity. This achievement is attributed to TRON's persistent efforts to combat crypto crime, particularly driven by the T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU) established in collaboration with Tether and TRM Labs. Since its launch in August 2024, T3 FCU has successfully frozen over $130 million in suspected criminal assets and worked closely with global law enforcement agencies to analyze and track illicit financial flows involving money laundering, investment fraud, and other illegal activities. Despite this, TRON remains a prominent blockchain for illicit activities, accounting for 58% of total illegal transactions, attracting criminals with low transaction fees and popular stablecoins. The report also reveals that sanctions violations constituted one-third of illegal transactions, while scams and fraud accounted for one-fourth, with fraud-related inflows declining by 40% compared to last year. Meanwhile, ransomware attacks and terrorist financing have increased, particularly attacks orchestrated by North Korean and Russian hackers.