In the latest Tron Crypto news, Brazil’s National Council of the Public Ministry, known by its Portuguese acronym CNMP, held a two-day training program in Brasília on August 26 and 27, 2026, focused on the investigation, recovery, custody, management and disposal of cryptoassets.
The program, Do Rastro ao Resultado: Cooperação para Recuperação e Custódia de Criptoativos, brought together prosecutors, magistrates, law-enforcement personnel, public officials and specialists, including representatives of Tron and Tether, according to CNMP.
The program was organized by the CNMP’s Institutional Activity to Combat Organized Crime, a unit linked to the council’s presidency. CNMP said the initiative was intended to promote an exchange of knowledge and best practices among institutions and specialists working on investigations and the recovery, management and disposal of cryptoassets, while strengthening interinstitutional cooperation against crime involving virtual assets.
CNMP prorroga inscrições para capacitação sobre cooperação para recuperação e custódia de criptoativos https://t.co/Df6yFuCrGC pic.twitter.com/xA54swko9J
— CNMP (@cnmp_oficial) August 21, 2026
The August 26 program featured four panels and was open to public officials involved in criminal enforcement, authorities, police agents and civil servants. The August 27 sessions were restricted to invited guests. CNMP said simultaneous translation would be available, and registration for the first day was available through the council’s events system until August 20.
The published agenda covered the blockchain ecosystem; cross-sector cooperation for freezing, seizing and returning assets; custody models for virtual assets; and the public management of seized virtual assets.
It also included sessions on anti-money-laundering prevention and sanctions in a cross-border setting, as well as anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer tools aimed at combating the financing of terrorist organizations in Brazil’s national financial system.
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Tron Crypto: Public Institutions and Industry Participants
CNMP listed Brazil’s financial-intelligence unit Coaf, the Ministry of Justice and Public Security, and the Central Bank of Brazil among the participating institutions. The private-sector participants listed by the council included the Digital Currencies Governance Group, Tron, Tether, Ledger and Crystal Intelligence.
CNMP’s later coverage of the event described an opening presentation on the blockchain ecosystem by a Tron representative. The presentation addressed blockchain fundamentals, the Tron Network and the role of decentralized autonomous organizations, as well as secure cryptoasset custody, regulatory challenges and cooperation between public institutions and the industry.
TRON joined DCGG and Brazil’s National Council of the Public Ministry in Brasília for two days of discussions focused on digital assets, stablecoins, and blockchain transparency.
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— TRON DAO (@trondao) August 29, 2026
The training focused on the operational steps between identifying a cryptoasset trail and securing an investigative result. CNMP described that process as involving the location of assets, the ability to freeze and seize them, secure custody, and their subsequent management and disposal.
The agenda also included a Ledger-device configuration workshop and a workshop on risk tolerance for blocking assets and case studies. Through the two-day program, CNMP brought together public authorities and industry specialists to discuss the technical and institutional issues involved in the investigation, recovery and custody of virtual assets.
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