3.85 Million USDT Wiped From 17 Frozen TRON Addresses on Nov 13

Tether froze at least 15 TRON addresses between Nov 13, 15:13 UTC and Nov 13, 23:32 UTC, according to TronRelic's on-chain data. It also destroyed at least 3,854,802.68 USDT held by at least 17 other addresses, in events running from Nov 13, 18:52 UTC to Nov 13, 18:53 UTC:

• 1,018,586.54 USDT at THQhhCzFV7LjGMYVpVVNJ93u5mFWtwJhCU (transaction)
• 619,621.45 USDT at TJWfTjDL1ATrvSGFYGRUnDikyXrXAtFsAg (transaction)
• 500,010 USDT at TFtdZFnZBPPiV6pZTc5wkdDzosZ6FXZmX2 (transaction)
• 300,200 USDT at TZAx8HPyJexs25XG15FK4VDnSFegCkSKLb (transaction)
• 257,450.89 USDT at TAvH6BXSGZjNHY9bmt3YrFk2ETqEwc5HCk (transaction)
• 242,706.34 USDT at TDD847CrBxZXbcENBpA1JS8sWBs6oBqiW2 (transaction)
• 193,125.63 USDT at TNYW82n7NqiQDkbrrinXN5EiXmfq5U7aj5 (transaction)
• 157,235 USDT at TVpogNCjPwSeBFtZaoK1oiFG1gPtQtfQ6q (transaction)
• 150,007 USDT at TFAkEERxvPjwmqfjFP5WUkLW43cjogEcZf (transaction)
• 150,000 USDT at TV9WQAuFndKuuhxubeaYWWzxQVygjgUR64 (transaction)
• 134,971.84 USDT at TDves3dneRzcoEiV4jweA27Vj8q4ECDsuq (transaction)
• 61,345.52 USDT at TPZfqdQRe8wYV8vM6ZfpccJHF464VAyQPQ (transaction)
• 28,612.34 USDT at TTmofLnaZPpiJzFHmQxjLzGfiFv3eZNWNU (transaction)
• 24,787.18 USDT at TFWQLBiBFQFMaZ8mZPK4ZPJzLsTE8rGUtU (transaction)
• 10,002.00 USDT at TGopeKme2ppeRZvCPUXfUExynBmZz8sK4P (transaction)
• 6,091.93 USDT at TVJVCEn67YNUvrrwfNPJK93fFgmPavYsCt (transaction)
• 49.02 USDT at TWiTvKJDJRTjpsXvtLkcHUtjcnaKXHSQxF (transaction)

Developers can now query TRON on-chain data through AI tools with plain-language prompts, using a new RPC MCP server from @luganodes, according to @trondao (Nov 13, 18:35 UTC; post). The post quotes an earlier Luganodes announcement and gives no detail on access terms or pricing.

On-Chain

Whale transfers of A7A5 on TRON came to $373.9 million across 88 recorded transfers between Nov 13, 00:16 UTC and Nov 14, 00:16 UTC, which is 3.04 times its 30-day daily average, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.

Project Updates

A TRON DAO Forum topic titled "What happens after a USDT freeze on TRON: 16% of addresses were unfrozen, 318.6M USDT was burned," posted by the user Freezecheck in the TRON Discussion category, describes what followed a year of USDT freezes. None of its figures has been verified, and the post links to the poster's own FreezeCheck site. The poster says that of 4,199 addresses frozen from November 2025 to November 2026, 663 had been unfrozen and 259 had their balance burned by November 7, 2026. It attributes most unfreezes to a single evening, when 447 addresses were released between May 14, 19:29 UTC and May 14, 19:55 UTC. It also reports 553 burns totalling 318.6 million USDT, with a median of 149 days between freeze and burn, and says a tool that reads only AddedBlackList events would still show 731 released addresses as frozen (topic, Nov 13, 11:29 UTC).

Issue #937, "TIP-937: Stepwise Closure of Bancor Trading," now has a commitment from its author, warku123, an outside commenter with no commit history in this repository. Replying to a request for published pool balances and a withdrawal guide, he said both are outside the protocol specification but can be covered "when the level 2 proposal and its announcement are prepared." He added that keeping withdrawals open at level 1 is meant to give pool creators a transition window (comment, Nov 13, 03:08 UTC).

Issue #936, "[Discussion] Native Singleton Predeployments for TRON," drew backing from lxcmyf, a repository contributor, for starting with Multicall3 as a pilot. He suggested that results from the Nile candidate record runtime compatibility separately from ABI and SDK integration results, and that testing extend to cases such as TRX forwarding. He said that practical experience could help set the scope of any native predeployment proposal (comment, Nov 13, 02:30 UTC).

Briefly

TRON added 178,641 new addresses a day on average during Q3, bringing total accounts to nearly 414 million, @trondao posted (Nov 13, 19:49 UTC; post).

JST recorded 1,730 transfers (+48.37%), $41.80m in trading volume and $12.04m in liquidity in an on-chain snapshot from @DeFi_JUST (Nov 13, 09:10 UTC; post).

Tron Inc. bought 157,582 TRX at an average price of $0.3173, taking its treasury above 723.3 million TRX, per @TRON_INC (Nov 13, 01:18 UTC; post).

On Nov 13, TRON processed at least 12.89 million transactions and burned at least 2.43 million TRX in fees, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.