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<em>A simplified illustration of the USDC wallets frozen by Circle. Source: ZachXBT</em></p>
<p dir="auto">Q: Can stablecoins like USDC be frozen?<br />
Yes. Unlike decentralized crypto assets, centralized stablecoins can be frozen by the issuing company.</p>
<p dir="auto">Q: Why does this matter?<br />
Many people assume crypto equals full control over funds. But with stablecoins, issuers can restrict access, especially in response to legal or regulatory actions.</p>
<p dir="auto">Q: What should users understand?<br />
Stablecoins offer convenience and stability—but they come with trade-offs. They are not fully permissionless, and that distinction is critical when managing risk.</p>
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