The FBI just went full Rambo on Hamas's crypto piggy bank — $560K+ snatched, domains seized, and a nice little Christmas list of thousands of 'anonymous' donors. If you thought blockchain was private, surprise, motherfucker — now Uncle Sam knows exactly who tried to send money.
▪️ Three separate seizures: March 25, June 25, and Oct 10, 2025 — total haul $560K+. Not bad for a day's work.
▪️ Feds took control of AlQassam.ps domains and servers, basically turning off the donation tap and reading the guestbook.
▪️ First grab in March: $200K from 17 addresses tied to a network that shuffled $1.5M+ since Oct 2024. Oops.
▪️ Money flowed through exchanges, OTC desks, and accounts in Turkey — because of course Turkey.
▪️ Bonus: feds now have a list of thousands of people who reached out to donate. Hope you used a VPN, lol.
▪️ July 2025: they froze $2M in Tether and Binance accounts linked to a Gaza money transfer company. RIP to those bags.
📊 Grabbed:
$560,000📊 Network moved since Oct 2024:
$1.5M+📊 Seizures:
3📊 Donors doxxed:
thousandsAnother day, another reminder that crypto isn't some dark alley — it's a glass highway with speed cameras. Feds are getting scary good at tracing. If you're funneling cash for shady orgs, your clock is ticking. For retail traders? No direct trade here, but keep an eye on exchanges that might freeze accounts or get a subpoena. And if you were one of those 'donors' — hope you like visitors in black suits.
💬 «As part of the Department’s efforts, over $560,000 in cryptocurrency donations destined for Hamas were seized and its fundraising and recruitment communication platforms and websites were disrupted.» — Justice Department
🔮 The feds just proved that crypto isn't anonymous — it's pseudonymous with a side of subpoenas.
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