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The Counterparty

DOJ regulator

Regulator · PageRank 0.0149

Also known as: Department of Justice, U.S. DOJ, the DOJ

Overview

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) functions as the federal executive body charged with upholding legal statutes and overseeing judicial administration. Its remit includes the prosecution of criminal and civil infractions, encompassing matters tied to digital assets, securities fraud, and money laundering. The agency regularly initiates legal proceedings against cryptocurrency trading platforms and persons for non-compliance with regulatory frameworks.

Within The Counterparty graph, DOJ connects to 20 tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Binance, Binance.

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 10 of 20 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
governsUnited States99%
regulated_byBinance95%
submitted_toBinance95%
mentionsMorning Minute: Soldier Arrested for $400K Polymarket Insider Bet on Maduro Raid95%
mentionsTether Freezes $344M USDT in Coordination with U.S. Law Enforcement95%
mentionsFed nominee Kevin Warsh rejects ‘sock puppet’ label during senate grilling95%
submitted_toChangpeng Zhao95%
mentionsUS Treasury Sanctions Powerful Cambodian Politician Allegedly Tied to Crypto Scam Network95%
mentionsUS Soldier Was Blocked on Kalshi Before Taking Maduro Bets to Polymarket95%
mentionsJustice Department Ends Probe of Fed Chair Powell, Clearing Path for Warsh Confirmation95%

Frequently asked questions

What is DOJ?

DOJ is a regulator tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 20 other tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Binance, Binance.

What type of entity is DOJ?

DOJ is classified as a regulator (regulator) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is DOJ connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, DOJ is linked to 20 other tracked entities, most strongly to United States, Binance, Binance.

The dated record

5 dated entries on file, most recent first.