TL;DR

Crypto blacklisting lets projects freeze wallets in cases like hacks, money laundering or even terrorist financing—but it clashes with the whole “decentralized” vibe if some authority can lock your coins. Surprisingly, tons of blockchains have these freeze features built in, even when they don’t shout it from the rooftops.

ByBit’s recent security report sparked a deep dive into who can censor what. The video walks through the main freezing methods and how chains like Sui, Aptos, BNB, Cosmos, Heco and VeChain handle (or hide) blacklisting, plus the broader challenges to true censorship resistance.

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