Tether froze over $182 million in USDT in the past 24 hours, involving 5 wallet addresses on the Tron network, with single transactions ranging from $12 million to $50 million. Although the official reason for the freeze has not been disclosed, this reflects the stablecoin issuer's emphasis on risk management. According to the latest data from Chainalysis, by the end of 2025, stablecoins will account for 84% of illegal transaction volume, becoming an important transfer tool for criminals. AMLBot's research report reveals a deeper reality: from 2023 to 2025, Tether's accumulated frozen assets have reached $3.3 billion, with over 7,268 blacklisted addresses. This series of data indicates that anti-money laundering compliance has become an unavoidable core issue in the stablecoin ecosystem.