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Two Thai businessmen have sued Tether, alleging the company froze 42.4 million USDT too early. Here is what the dispute means for users and compliance.
A Thai businessman has sued Tether over a reported $42.4 million USDT freeze. Here is the legal dispute, the claimed timeline, and why the case matters.
Two Thai businessmen sued Tether over $42.4 million in USDT frozen on a verbal Homeland Security request, four months before a judge signed a seizure warrant.
Tether froze 42,417,785.62 USDT across 10 addresses on October 30, 2025, following an informal warning from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The formal court order authorizing the seizure of these assets was issued by U.S. authorities on February 19, 2026.