FBI Notice Lists Seizures Across U.S. Jurisdictions, Including BTC, ETH and USDT

FBI Notice Lists Seizures Across U.S. Jurisdictions, Including BTC, ETH and USDT

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2026-06-16 06:00:53
The FBI said in a June 16, 2026 notice that property had been seized across multiple U.S. jurisdictions over violations of federal law, including cash, vehicles, crypto assets, jewelry, firearms and electronic devices.
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According to a TechFlowPost report citing an official FBI notice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation issued an announcement on June 16, 2026, stating that a large amount of property had been seized across multiple jurisdictions in the United States due to violations of federal law. The property categories listed in the notice include cash, vehicles, cryptocurrencies, jewelry, firearms and electronic devices.

The seized digital assets named in the report cover several crypto assets, including BTC, ETH and USDT. The notice describes a broad range of property in different states: in California, multiple large cash amounts and luxury goods were listed, including designer handbags and jewelry from brands such as Hermès and Chanel; in Connecticut, several cryptocurrencies were listed, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The notice also included stablecoin-related seizures in other states. In Texas, more than $460,000 in USDT was listed, while Indiana involved nearly $500,000 in USDT. In Colorado, multiple bank accounts under the name of CO EBikes LLC were included, with combined funds exceeding $1.1 million. TechFlowPost collected the original notice link in its report.

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