The US Department of Justice, along with Tatar and Hugue, blocked $2.7 billion in decentralized coins stolen from the Binance hack. The total damage from the attack is estimated at 6.3 billion dollars. The freezing of some funds shows that stable issuers can participate to limit the turnover of assets related to theft under investigation. The US agency has already received a court order to withhold $1.2 billion of the blocked amount. The search for the remaining stolen property continues. At the same time, freezing and arresting are different stages: the first restricts the movement of funds, the second regulates their withdrawal within the framework of a legal procedure. At the same time, the Ministry of Justice stopped the activity of the North Korean hacker program FaceStealer. According to the agency, over a year and a half they stole more than $400 million in crypto-currencies. Both chapters show the extent of investigations into the digital real estate market and the growing role of government interactions with token issuers. ECONOMY