US Treasury Secretary Bessent said the United States supports open-source models, while rejecting intellectual property theft. He also said US authorities had previously frozen $130 million in crypto wallets tied to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. In the same remarks, Bessent said officials are tracking the Ayatollah’s assets and hope to identify the relevant addresses. The comments were cited by market sources and reported by Odaily.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent said the United States supports open-source models, but does not support intellectual property theft, according to a market update cited by Odaily.
Bessent also said US authorities had previously frozen $130 million in crypto wallets linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. He added that officials are tracking the Ayatollah’s assets and hope to reveal the addresses involved.
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