According to @MistTrack_io, on Oct 16 Tether froze 22 addresses across Ethereum and TRON totaling 13,408,649 USDT (source: @MistTrack_io on X, Oct 17, 2025). MistTrack highlighted key wallets in the frozen set, including 0xecbd85e318e83f0358b404b41fb73daaacbeb59e with 10,301,346 USDT and TYzDebkjMofvfWR6v7Ay1rcH7r9JjYMxQV with 1,403,971 USDT (source: @MistTrack_io on X, Oct 17, 2025). MistTrack also published the alert and address list for monitoring via its Telegram channel for trader reference (source: MistTrack Telegram alert).

According to @MistTrack_io, Tether froze a total of 6.45M USDT across 11 addresses, with the alert listing TB2xQq7Th8T1Uz1eQyCjiieMRqGpbuqMfK and multiple 0x-prefixed wallets (source: @MistTrack_io on X, Sep 4, 2025). The post provides the specific wallet list so traders can directly check any overlap with counterparties or internal operational wallets to assess exposure (source: @MistTrack_io on X, Sep 4, 2025). The alert does not include a stated reason for the freezes or a network-by-network breakdown beyond the address list and total amount (source: @MistTrack_io on X, Sep 4, 2025).

According to MistTrack_io, Tether has frozen approximately $4.04 million USDT across six addresses on the TRON blockchain as of May 26, 2025. This decisive action underscores Tether's ongoing efforts to prevent illicit activities and maintain regulatory compliance. For traders, such large-scale USDT freezes can signal increased scrutiny on stablecoin transactions, potentially leading to short-term liquidity changes on TRON-based DeFi platforms and exchanges. The freeze may also influence market sentiment regarding stablecoin reliability and could affect trading strategies involving USDT pairs, especially on TRON-supported platforms. Source: MistTrack_io (Twitter, May 26, 2025)