Popular stablecoin issuer Tether suspended three Ethereum addresses over the week, holding over $160 million worth of USDT, according to data from Etherscan.
The three accounts will now not be able to move funds.The three accounts will now not be able to move funds.
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According to CoinDesk, in total, Tether has blacklisted 563 addresses on the Ethereum blockchain since November 2017, according to the Bloxy block explorer.
Tether has said in the past that it regularly works with regulators to supervise suspicious accounts.
An address with over $1 million in USDT was frozen in late December.
Tether, which issues tokens on several blockchains, began blacklisting addresses following a November 2017 breach in which the firm said $30 million of USDT was stolen.
“Today, Tether has frozen three addresses on the Ethereum blockchain containing $160m USDt upon a request from law enforcement. At the moment we are unable to disclose any further details,” a Tether spokesperson wrote in an email
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