The law firm that previously led the Arbitrum crypto asset freeze case now targets Tether, claiming $344 millions in damages
According to ChainCatcher, citing a CoinDesk report, the US law firm Charles Gerstein has filed a motion with the Manhattan federal court requesting an order for Tether to transfer over 344 million dollars' worth of frozen USDT to victims holding unsatisfied terrorism judgments against Iran. These USDT were previously frozen by Tether after the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control determined that the related Tron wallets belonged to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran.
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