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A December 27 report by the anonymous Specter network investigator charged that Tait’s activities in digital assets extend beyond speculative trading and amount to potential money laundering.
The analysis showed that specific addresses on the blockchain allegedly linked to Tait received about $1.2 million. He confirmed the money came from wallets cited in a Texas case related to a $5 million investment scam.
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male lighter Court documents in a motion filed in Texas in March 2025 identify a network of Wallets used for money laundering Stolen by victims between January 2023 and February 2025.
The analysis performed by Specter showed that one of these wallets transferred $1.2 million to the address “0x9B67”.
The investigator linked the “0x9B67” address to Tait through a series of chain interactions, including a direct transfer of $4 on December 14, 2024 from Tait’s known public address to the suspect cryptocurrency wallet.
It also shows that portfolio business models in Decentralized Hyperliquid Exchange It reflects Tait’s public disclosure of its business activity.
Although Tait is not currently named as a defendant in the Texas fraud case, victims’ funds have been identified in wallets allegedly linked to him, potentially exposing him to potential civil forfeiture proceedings in the United States.
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This connection with a US fraud investigation is likely to complicate his current legal defense in Europe due to the possibility of triggering cooperation between the US Department of Justice and the Romanian authorities.
Railgun conversion
The report also explained a significant flow of capital in… Railgun, a privacy system Designed to hide transaction history.
He claimed that Tait-related entities had deposited $30 million over two years into the digital protocol, and noted that most of this money came from RadomPay, a digital currency payment processor.
The approach typically taken by compliance officers is that significant use of legal privacy tools by defendants under prosecution may signify an attempt to hide the source of funds through camouflage techniques.
Specter’s investigation also revealed that Tait Manipulate market mood Making public statements, the analyst highlighted an incident in June 2024 when Tait shared a screenshot in which he claimed to have rejected an offer to promote a token.
However, Specter claimed that blockchain data shows that the wallet in the screenshot was funded by Tait. He added that the activity indicated that Tait also controlled the wallet, despite claims that it belonged to a third-party promoter.
This suggests that he staged the “rejection” to bolster his reputation for integrity while secretly managing the assets.
By press time, Tait had not responded to the allegations.
