Blacklisting is one of the most controversial topics in crypto. Usually, this happens in response to criminal activity - everything from hacks, exploits, to money laundering and even terrorist financing. Some say it’s a good thing, while others argue that freezing assets goes against the core ethos of crypto itself.



After all, if a central authority can lock your funds, crypto isn’t much better than traditional banks - or even CBDCs. But here’s the kicker: many projects have blacklisting enabled, even if they don’t advertise it publicly. So, when ByBit published a report that revealed which blockchains have blacklisting features, we knew we had to take a closer look.



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