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Ten Ethereum addresses holding 42,417,785.62 USDT were frozen after an informal request from an HSI agent. The warrant arrived 112 days later. Our log shows 517 new freezes in 30 days and 10,389 addresses on the list.
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$42 million froze on an informal request. The warrant came 112 days later.

Your USDT on Base cannot be frozen by Tether. The same balance bridged to Tron can be frozen and burned. The wallet shows the same ticker and the same number in both cases. Ten Ethereum addresses

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On Sep 22 we indexed $224.3B in stablecoin transfers. Under a quarter of it, about $53B, was organic. The rest was contracts and bots moving dollars between each other. When a record stablecoin-volume number hits the headlines, whose volume is it? stablescan.achivx.com
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Not every entry in our freeze log is a freeze. Today's newest are USDC addresses coming off Ethereum's blacklist. Across 30 days the log holds 942 issuer actions on the chains we index, $15.69M of it seized. The same key that freezes also releases. stablescan.achivx.com/ethere…
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We track eleven dollar stablecoins on seven networks. USDT supply was $183.53B on September 22, about where it stood last October. We answer the five questions we hear most, from who keeps the interest to USDT's 2028 US deadline.
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Tether pays nothing. Coinbase pays 3.75%.

We track eleven dollar stablecoins across seven networks at StableScan. In the 30 full days to September 21 we counted $6.94 trillion of settled transfers. Of the $6.87 trillion we can classify (we do

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One contract on Base settled $36.5B in USDC on Sep 20. That was 39% of the network's stablecoin volume. It was a single ~$1M liquidity position, pulled out of an Aerodrome pool and put back in most blocks, and counted as volume every time.
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How $1M of USDC Became $640B of Stablecoin Volume on Base

On Sunday, 20 September 2026, one contract on Base settled $36.5 billion in USDC. That was 39% of all stablecoin volume on the network that day and 23.5% of the total across the seven blockchains

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Eight of the eleven stablecoins we track sit under an issuer freeze switch, four of them under outright seizure. A tokenized share rides that same contract pattern, @Matt_Hougan, and the NVDA comparison carries no line for an issuer switch.
Tokenization is a mega trend. Just today, the SEC created a pathway for tokenized stocks to trade in the US, S&P acquired @OpenZeppelin, and DeFi assets are ripping. If you had doubts before, today should put them to rest. The world is moving onchain. The thing about investing in mega trends is that they go on longer than you think. ChatGPT launched in November 2022. NVDA was trading for $16. A year later, it was obvious AI was a megatrend and NVDA was up 176% to $46. The right thing to do at that point was not to kick yourself for missing the move. It was to buy in size. Today, NVDA is $219. You probably wish you bought into DeFi and tokenization in June when prices were lower. But this is a multi-year transformation of how finance works. If it plays out as I think it will, there is plenty of upside ahead.
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3,721 addresses stand frozen on Ethereum right now, from three separate issuers, @0xPolygon. A merchant picks the chain and the issuer picks whether the balance moves. Polygon we see and do not index, so for your chain that count is unpublished.
Local when you need it. Global when it matters. Onchain with Polygon. Start building with stablecoins on the Open Money Stack: docs.polygon.technology/pos/…
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Your wallet history is clean. That's exactly how it gets drained. In 2025, ~80% of crypto thefts over $1M left through a signature or approval the victim once clicked — not a transfer they made. Why the safe-looking history is the wrong place to look
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Your wallet history is clean. That's exactly how it gets drained.

Disclosure: Stable Scan is built by my team. External figures below link to their primary sources, so you can check them without taking my word for anything. Your wallet history can be spotless and

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Agreed on the trading part. @Pentosh1 the trillions number is the one I'd asterisk, because 70.5% of yesterday's $206.6B in stablecoins never left service infrastructure. Real market, inflated headline.
Crypto never needed permission from the clarity act to be great to trade or invest in. We went to trillions without it opportunities will be there, like they always have been with or without it
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1:1 redemption covers the share leg. The cash leg answers to whoever issues the stablecoin $FLY trades against, and three of the eleven we index can't be frozen at all while the rest can. @BackpackOnchain which one settles it?
Issued by Backpack Securities, $FLY is now listed on @Solana with @Sunrise. ▸ Redeemable 1:1 for Firefly Aerospace shares ▸ Transferable to traditional brokerages Firefly Aerospace is a space and defense technology company developing launch vehicles, lunar landers and spacecraft.
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STILL is doing the heavy lifting in that sentence. Emissions that keep renewing usually mean the liquidity never stuck. Base yesterday moved $92.7B in stablecoins, $3.3B of it organic. @beefyfinance 96.4% was service-to-service.
SOL incentives still runninng on @base. STILL.
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Map's good. One axis it doesn't have is who can freeze what. Four of the eleven stablecoins we index can be frozen and seized, four frozen only, three not at all. @stablewatchHQ that column is missing from every map I've seen.
Tokenization Ecosystem Map. A snapshot of the assets, platforms, and infrastructure shaping tokenized finance in 2026.
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413 issuer acts on Tron in the last 30 days, every one a key somebody holds. @ChainLinkGod losing a production key is the loud version of that, and FRNT just changed whose hands it sits in.
🚨 NEW info just dropped about why the Wyoming government deprecated @LayerZero_Core and migrated $FRNT to @Chainlink CCIP 👀 And it doesn’t look good 🤦‍♂️ According to @LawhornKA, CISO of the Wyoming Stable Token Commisison (@wyostable), the Commission conducted an extensive review of LayerZero Labs’ security posture and access-control processes From this review, they discovered a repeated pattern of major operational security failures at @LayerZero_Labs, including: - the failure to maintain proper control of a critical private key used to manage a live production FRNT deployment (!!) - a recent access-control issue in which the company failed to transfer a production authorization to the Commission - inadequate disclosures provided about incidents, both public and private Yes, you read that right, LayerZero Labs lost control of a private key used to manage a live production deployment of the Wyoming state government’s stablecoin This massive issue is in ADDITION to the $292 million LayerZero exploit, in which hackers affiliated with North Korea (DPRK) breached LayerZero Labs’ infra And in addition to LayerZero Labs’ mismanagement of 3 production multisig keys that were engaged in non-multisig related activity (incl “McPepes” memecoin trading) on their production 2-of-5 Gnosis Safe multisig used to manage billions in user value TL;DR: Based on all available public information, @LayerZero_Labs has one of the worst operational security track records in the entire blockchain industry and should be never allowed to touch a multisig private key ever again
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The two biggest USDT "payment routes" on Ethereum are the same pair of addresses going opposite ways — same $32.2B, same 1,139 transactions. That's what happens when an industry measures itself with a metric that counts every dollar move equally.
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Three quarters of the "$1 trillion a month" stablecoin boom is bots trading with themselves.

Three quarters of the volume this industry reports is automated traffic. Here is the number underneath it, the chain where half of it lives, and the five questions I now ask before quoting any of it.

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$678M in open interest, settling in a stablecoin that can be blocked mid-position. On Arbitrum that's USDT0, and its freeze lands with no on-chain warning since the blocklist owner signs off-chain. @arbitrum growing the venue grows that exposure.
RWA perps on Arbitrum One are growing faster than ever @variational_io is among the top 3 perps for trading TradFi assets with $678M in open interest
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Can the stablecoin an agent holds be frozen? On BNB the pegged USDT and USDC can't be, no issuer function at all, so an ALP agent here carries different risk than one on Tron, where 7,424 addresses sit frozen. @BNBCHAIN does identity cover the asset?
Agent Lifecycle Protocol (ALP) proposes a standard for agent identity, wallets, funding, commerce and retirement, with BNB Agent Studio as the reference implementation. Learn more 👇
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Buybacks run on revenue, not TVL. That $916M only funds one if it turns over inside V4, and a parked total says nothing about that. @TheDeFinvestor so how much of it actually moves?
Aave V4 has been on an incredible run. From $0 to $916M TVL in just 6 months. Can't wait for $AAVE token buybacks to also finally resume.
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Ethics rules are what's stalling the vote. The stablecoin rule under it is already law. GENIUS makes freeze-and-seize mandatory, and DAI, USDS and USDe, three of the eleven we index, physically can't do it. @WatcherGuru redeploy or delist?
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$11.8M frozen in a wallet the owner can see but can't spend. Tether's warning before the switch: a median of 44 minutes. The public ledger tracking every stablecoin freeze across 7 chains — check yours before you're next.
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$11,827,863.79 is sitting in a wallet the owner can't touch.

Eleven Million Dollars, Frozen in Plain Sight 11,827,863.79 USD₮. That figure comes from StableScan Freezes by Achivx, a page that logs every USDT, USDC and PYUSD freeze on Ethereum the moment it

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