The U.S. Department of Justice announced the Scam Center Strike Force seized the domain tickmilleas.com, a fraudulent cryptocurrency trading site run by the Tai Chang (aka Casino Kosai) scam compound in Kyaukhat, Burma. The affidavit says the site showed fabricated account balances, directed victims to malicious mobile apps that were removed after FBI notice, and a DOJ splash page now notifies visitors the domain has been seized.

The Department of Justice said the Scam Center Strike Force obtained control of tickmilleas.com, identifying the domain as a front used by the Tai Chang scam compound in Kyaukhat, Burma to run pig‑butchering cryptocurrency investment fraud targeting Americans. According to the affidavit filed in the seizure matter, the website mimicked legitimate trading dashboards and displayed fabricated account balances and false trading activity to convince victims to deposit funds. Those victims were then guided to install malicious mobile applications that facilitated the theft; the FBI notified app stores and those apps were removed. The filing also notes that Meta removed roughly 2,000 associated social media accounts tied to the operation. The DOJ splash page on the seized domain now informs visitors that the site has been taken down as part of a law enforcement action. The announcement frames the seizure as one element of an expanding campaign by the Scam Center Strike Force to disrupt transnational cryptocurrency investment fraud networks that rely on fake sites, social media farms, and malicious apps.