Tether blacklisted multiple addresses on the TRON network on Oct. 28, according to monitoring data from TrustSniffer cited by ChainCatcher. The tracking page showed that at least 33 TRON addresses were marked as frozen that day. The combined USDT balance tied to those addresses at the time of the freeze alert was about $27 million, with the largest single address holding roughly 7.8 million USDT. Tether has not publicly explained the specific reason for the coordinated blacklist action. The update was reported as a 7x24 news flash, and no additional details on the affected addresses or the cause of the freeze were disclosed in the source material.
ChainCatcher reported, citing monitoring by TrustSniffer, that stablecoin issuer Tether placed multiple addresses on the USDT blacklist on the TRON network on Oct. 28.
The monitoring page showed that at least 33 TRON addresses were marked as frozen that day. The addresses held a combined USDT balance of about $27 million at the time the freeze alert was triggered, and the largest single address held roughly 7.8 million USDT.
Tether has not publicly disclosed the specific reason for the concentrated freeze action.
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