Data as of August 13, 2026

The latest complete month

July 2026

Freezes5,269
Seizures57
Total actions5,326

2,400 more than June 2026 (2,926).

$277.7M frozen, across 422 actions we can price. The rest are counted but carry no value, so this is a floor.

In progress August 2026 so far (to August 13, 2026): 301 freezes, 41 seizures. Not comparable to a full month.

A freeze is a recorded control action that prevents the holder from originating a transfer. A seizure is a separate action that burns token units or moves them under a deployment-specific control.

Companies use different words for this outcome. Tether calls certain actions a blacklist, Robinhood a block, and Monerium a ban. We group them because the holder cannot originate a transfer, while incoming-transfer and balance-burn mechanics can still differ by deployment.

Counted from on-chain records across 16 networks. Nothing is estimated or projected.

Month by month

MonthFreezesSeizuresTotal actions
August 2026 (month to date)30141342
July 20265,269575,326
June 20262,861652,926
May 202652733560
April 202668360743
March 20264,896724,968
February 202623867305
January 202641384497
December 202540134435
November 20252,403842,487
October 20259931111,104
September 20252,128262,154
August 2025754179933

Dated by when each action happened on-chain (UTC). Bars scale to the largest completed month shown.

Before you cite these numbers

One action, not one wallet

Each count is one action against one address. One case can produce many actions across several wallets and networks, so a press-reported case total will not match any month here.

A month can jump for a real reason

One coordinated enforcement wave, or an issuer launching on a new network, moves a month sharply. These are counts of what happened, not a forecast.

Every month is a floor

Adding a network, or a token that already has freeze history, raises past months too — we index each token back to its first recorded action. A month is what we have so far, not a final number.

More detail

Freeze statistics breaks the whole record down by token, network and year. Largest freezes ranks them by dollar value. The freeze and blacklist timeline shows when each stablecoin gained freeze controls, and the blacklist tracker covers the current record.

Per token: USDT blacklist and freeze tracker and USDC blacklist and freeze tracker. For the background on how these controls work, see how to read a stablecoin blacklist report and how stablecoin blacklists work.

Check your own addresses against this

Freeze and seizure history per address, with the source for every fact. CSV and API.