Private-sector firms joined the DOJ's "Disruption Week," freezing $3.8 million in crypto and disrupting 1.4 million scam-linked accounts.

DoJ disrupted 1.4M accounts and froze $3.8M in crypto as scam losses hit $7.2B in 2025, weakening fraud networks.

Tech firms and global law enforcement have disrupted scam networks in Southeast Asia, frozen millions in crypto and targeted over 1.4 million fraudulent accounts.

Private-sector firms joined the DOJ's "Disruption Week," freezing $3.8 million in crypto and disrupting 1.4 million scam-linked accounts.

Over 1.4 million accounts and underlying infrastructure were disrupted in Disruption Week, an operation targeting cybercrime.

The DOJ said a joint public-private operation disrupted more than 1.4 million accounts linked to Southeast Asian scam networks.

Some of America's biggest companies helped squash crypto fraud stemming from organized crime in Southeast Asia.

Coinbase froze more than $3 million in crypto tied to Southeast Asian scam networks as federal officials expanded a wider fraud crackdown. The DOJ-backed

Many scam centers are run from Laos, Cambodia, and Burma along the border with Thailand, across several industrial-scale compounds.