Justin Sun, founder of TRON, unveiled an artificial intelligence system aimed at analysing criminal activity across cryptocurrency ecosystems.

Scope and funding

According to Justin Sun, the system has already processed cases totalling more than $1 billion in value, assisting investigations and tracing funds.

Sun also said the project will allocate about $100 million for rewards to white‑hat hackers, informants and cooperating law enforcement agencies.

International cooperation and rollout

The initiative is being implemented jointly with authorities in the United States, China, the UAE and Hong Kong, with plans for further geographic expansion.

The partners expect the system to speed up suspect identification by correlating on‑chain transactions with available metadata across jurisdictions.

Technology and operations

The announced platform reportedly combines machine learning models with blockchain analytics to detect anomalous transaction patterns and wallet linkages.

Details on specific algorithms, data sources and operational protocols were not disclosed in the initial statement released by Justin Sun.

Next steps

Project organisers indicated they will continue expanding the programme’s scope, increase cooperation with additional agencies, and refine reward distribution mechanisms.

No timeline for a wider public launch or further technical disclosures was provided alongside the announcement.