Thirteen consecutive rows on one Tron page, the day after the theft. 1,365,006.95 995,315.72 564,138 309,408.56 181,975.4 155,800 153,416.3 37,743.08 21,756.52 And four more that round to nothing: 0.00008, 0.00007, 0.00006 and 0. Added up: 3,784,560.53 USDT. That is thirteen rows out of 1,292, on a page built to hold fifty.
Three addresses on one Ethereum page were already empty when their freeze executed.
130,000,000 → 0
30,000,000 → 0
30,000,000 → 0
A fourth was named at 175,000,000 and executed at 174,999,872.33, short by 127.67. Those four gaps add up to 190,000,127.67 USDT that left before the blocklist closed on them. Every other row on the screen matched. 971,149,299.48, 1,351,530.01 and one more 30,000,000 all executed against exactly the balance they were proposed on.
Both columns come from the issuer's own multisig records. The Ethereum page, row by row: stablescan.achivx.com/ethere…
0.000001 USDT. Three addresses at that balance went through the same multisig as the largest rows on the page, and took 3 minutes each. No floor below which an address is left alone is visible on this page.
Useful for anyone who treats a blocklist as a tool for large balances only: the registry shows otherwise.
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1,292 blocklist proposals on Tron alone. Twenty-six pages. The news shows a dozen addresses. The issuer's log holds more than a thousand, each with its own timestamp.
A headline shows the event. The log shows the stream the event sits in, where it is a handful of rows. stablescan.achivx.com/
A day later the same mechanism is running in its ordinary mode. Tron carries 1,292 proposals in the indexed set. On the first page the window between proposal and execution runs from 57 to 69 seconds. The MOVED OUT column reads 0 on every row.
A freeze over a million and a freeze over 0.00006 USDT take the same path and about the same amount of time. Size changes nothing. Any row can be checked: stablescan.achivx.com
Six rows in a row at exactly 60 seconds. Then three at 63. Then one that took 31 minutes. 149,071.78 USDT. The log does not explain what held that row up. It records it.
Six identical sixty-second windows look like a batch: proposals gathered and signed together. The outlier is only visible next to them. stablescan.achivx.com/
1,365,006.95 USDT — 60 seconds. 0.00007 USDT — 69 seconds. One page, one multisig, twenty billion times the difference. Size does not change how long execution takes.
The procedure is the same at any size: proposal, signatures, execution. We index that log across 11 stablecoins and 7 networks. stablescan.achivx.com/
On the night of the theft the issuer's blocklist moved faster than the first news reports. 971,149,299.48 USDT — one proposal, executed 2 minutes later. 175,000,000 USDT at proposal, 174,999,872.33 at execution. 130,000,000 at proposal, 0 at execution. All three rows are public.
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Four rows from one night: 175,000,000 → 174,999,872.33 130,000,000 → 0 30,000,000 → 0 30,000,000 → 30,000,000 Left is the balance at proposal, right is the balance at execution. Two to three minutes apart.
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