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Stacked bar chart of USDT and USDC freeze events per month from November 2025 to November 2026, split into Tether on TRON, Tether on Ethereum and Circle

USDT and USDC blacklist: a year of Tether and Circle freezes

We read every freeze Tether and Circle made on six stablecoin contracts from November 2025 to November 10, 2026, and matched each frozen address against the US sanctions list

StablecoinsTCBy The Crypto Economy editorial team8 min read14:45

Every crypto address OFAC has sanctioned, year by year

We matched every crypto address on the US sanctions list to the OFAC action that added it, from the first two bitcoin addresses in 2018 to six TRON addresses on November 6, 2026

Regulation11:43

Stablecoin withdrawal fees vs the real network cost

On November 10, 2026 we read what 10 exchanges charge to withdraw USDT and USDC and measured what the same transfers cost on nine networks. Outside TRON, the network took less than a cent

Exchanges11:38

Which stablecoins are MiCA compliant? The full EU list

ESMA's register lists 50 white papers from 25 issuers. We matched each one to its token and measured how much of the stablecoin market they cover

Stablecoins05:55

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  5. 5USDT and USDC blacklist: a year of Tether and Circle freezes

Payments

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PNC starts accepting USDC payments for corporate clients

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Stablecoins

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Stablecoin supply falls $6.6 billion in worst week of 2026

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Regulation

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US cuts MEXC off from American banks and exchanges

How UK crypto tax works and what to file by January 31 US drops plan to cut the Travel Rule threshold to $250 More in Regulation

Exchanges

Chart comparing exchange withdrawal fees for USDT and USDC with the measured network cost on nine networks, November 10, 2026

Stablecoin withdrawal fees vs the real network cost

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