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Bitget Stolen Funds Reportedly Move Through USDT0 And Wasabi CoinJoin

AMLBot monitoring reported that part of the Bitget theft proceeds moved from TRX into USDT, crossed through USDT0 to Ethereum, and then entered Wasabi CoinJoin. The path compresses the freezing window for exchanges, stablecoin issuers and cross-chain monitoring teams.

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APAC FINSTAB analysis

Although this is outside core APAC, it is relevant because global market-structure, enforcement, and stablecoin precedents often shape licensing expectations for APAC exchanges, issuers, custodians, and DeFi teams. Protocols/assets in scope: BTC, TRX, USDT, USDT0, ETH. Named institutions or platforms: Bitget, AMLBot, Wasabi CoinJoin, USDT0. Teams should monitor the original source, map the change to licensing, custody, disclosure, and market-access obligations, and update their jurisdiction playbooks before the next compliance review.

Compliance read-through: map this event to entity licensing, market-access, custody, disclosure, token listing, and operational-risk obligations before expanding or marketing in the affected jurisdiction.

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