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Iran tries to circumvent sanctions with crytocurrency, but pro-Israel hacking group

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According to research firm Elliptic, Iran's central bank purchased more than half a billion dollars in the cryptocurrency USDT in April-May, partly using the UAE dirham; Pro-Israel hackers managed to empty the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Tehran

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Iran tries to circumvent sanctions with crytocurrency, but pro-Israel hacking group

According to research firm Elliptic, Iran's central bank purchased more than half a billion dollars in the cryptocurrency USDT in April-May, partly using the UAE dirham; Pro-Israel hackers managed to empty the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Tehran

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Ynet News broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Thursday, January 22, 2026.
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