TRON DAO participated in a training forum held August 26-27, 2026, in BrasÃlia, Brazil, organized jointly by the Digital Currencies Governance Group (DCGG) and Brazil's National Council of the Public Ministry (CNMP). The event, titled "Cryptoassets, From Tracing to Recovery: Cooperation for the Recovery and Custody of Cryptoassets," brought together more than 100 senior participants from Brazil's regulatory, law-enforcement, prosecutorial, and judicial institutions.
Attendees included representatives from the Central Bank of Brazil, Public Prosecutor's Offices, the Federal Revenue Service, and the National Council of Justice. Forum discussions addressed digital crime, crypto asset recovery, stablecoins, emerging forms of illicit activity, and approaches to investigation and risk analysis in digital operations.
TRON DAO was represented by Sam Elfarra, Community Spokesperson, and John O. Hurston, General Counsel for TRON. Elfarra participated in the session "The Blockchain Ecosystem," providing an overview of TRON blockchain operations and discussing transaction transparency, stablecoins, and blockchain traceability. He highlighted how public blockchain networks enable law-enforcement authorities to trace transactions and understand digital asset movement, and referenced industry initiatives such as the T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU) in addressing illicit activity.
Hurston spoke on the panel "Crypto Asset Recovery through Cross-Sector Cooperation: Freezing, Seizure, and Restitution of Funds." The panel examined how public authorities, law-enforcement agencies, and private-sector participants can coordinate efforts to trace, freeze, seize, and recover digital assets while strengthening investigative processes.
According to TRON DAO, this marked the organization's first engagement with CNMP and the establishment of direct institutional relationships with Brazilian authorities. TRON was the only blockchain represented at the event. The forum's second day featured dedicated training for law-enforcement and prosecutorial authorities on practical approaches to investigating digital asset activity.
