🇺🇸 US has sanctioned 518 Bitcoin addresses, which collectively retain approximately 9,306 BTC, valued at an estimated $707 million.

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GateUser-7cb48814
· 5h ago
Coins in sanctioned addresses, even if not confiscated, are essentially "frozen on the chain," unless they are laundered through an extended chain of transactions.
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GateUser-8d51653b
· 5h ago
If 9306 BTC can truly be effectively intercepted, it indicates that regulation is becoming more mature in the "liquidity realization stage," and OTC trading will become more difficult in the future.
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GateUser-eccf92a1
· 5h ago
The sanctions list has been updated again, and on-chain monitoring companies are about to see a surge in sales. Compliance-related businesses will never lack demand.
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11_22_33
· 5h ago
HODL tight 💪
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OpcodePoet
· 5h ago
Once again, a reminder: on-chain anonymity ≠ untraceable, especially the moment it connects with real-world entry points.
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GovernanceMoodboard
· 5h ago
I'm more worried about false positives: once the address clustering algorithm links innocent addresses, ordinary people might also be blocked by exchange risk control.
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CatUnderTheNeonBridge
· 5h ago
This kind of sanctions are more about compliance-level intimidation; on-chain assets are hard to "freeze," but the entry and exit points can be blocked.
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FenerliBaba
· 5h ago
2026 GOGOGO 👊
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