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FBI Crypto Seizure: $560,000 Confiscated From Hamas Fundraising Ring

The US Department of Justice has seized over $560,000 in cryptocurrencies linked to the Palestinian terrorist designated Hamas and its military wing known as the al-Qassam Brigades.

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Sep 3, 2026 at 11:45 PM UTC · 1 min de lecture

FBI Crypto Seizure: $560,000 Confiscated From Hamas Fundraising Ring
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The US Department of Justice has seized over $560,000 in cryptocurrencies linked to the Palestinian terrorist designated Hamas and its military wing known as the al-Qassam Brigades.

Court orders illicit crypto funds seizure

According to a September 1 announcement, the court authorized the FBI to confiscate the funds. It also legalized the disruption of all communication channels that the group used to solicit financing from its sympathizers. 

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Per the FBI affidavits, the operations leading up to this event began in March 2025 and continued through August 2026. The agency first seized about $200,000 in stablecoins in March, igniting the rest of the investigation.

As shown in the map below, donors directed funds to a specific donor wallet, after which Hamas directed these funds to an operational wallet. This last wallet was connected to many other crypto addresses belonging to mainstream exchanges, OTC desks, money mules, and other stopover wallets. All this pointed to a vast and highly coordinated money-laundering operation. 

Additionally, the group attempted to apply several obfuscation techniques following the early 2025 stablecoin seizure. These include bridging funds from one network to another and utilizing single-use donation wallets.

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