🪙 Yesterday Tether did not break down, but deliberately unfroze 497 USDT addresses totaling $79,200,000 — the largest such wave in 2026.

Initially, this was mistaken for a glitch, and people started advising to urgently withdraw "locked" funds, but according to analysts, this looks more like a standard compliance procedure — old investigations were closed, part of the funds were returned to their owners.

But the main conclusion is unpleasant — in USDT, you can wake up with both a frozen and a suddenly unfrozen balance — without a separate notification, simply by the fact on the blockchain.

@DeCenterOrg