# Arkham Separates Frozen Tokens From Liquid Portfolio Balances

By Simon Yoon

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Published: 2026-11-06T04:19:47.000Z
Updated: 2026-11-06T04:19:47.000Z
Section: Technology

> The view launched with support for USDC, USDT and USDT0. Frozen or locked holdings in other tokens may not be flagged separately.

Arkham Intelligence launched a portfolio view Nov. 5 that separates certain immobilized tokens from transferable balances, helping users see when a wallet’s displayed value includes assets they cannot move.

A new “Frozen” button in Arkham’s portfolio module groups tokens the platform classifies as frozen, locked, blacklisted or destroyed. At launch, the view supports three stablecoins: USDC, USDT and USDT0. Arkham plans to add support for more tokens. Frozen or locked balances in other assets may not be separately identified, so the view does not cover every token that might be restricted.

An example connected to the feature uses an entity Arkham labels “Binance Hacker.” The entity Arkham labels “Binance Hacker” holds about $5.8 billion in digital assets, with approximately $2.6 billion frozen. The frozen balance includes $1.77 billion in USDT and $824.72 million in USDC.

The module already brings together portfolio holdings across multiple wallets and chains. Users can also connect wallets and exchanges to combine balances in one place. The Frozen button adds a separate view for balances the platform classifies as immobile. Those tokens remain part of overall holdings while appearing in a separate category, letting users distinguish a reported portfolio total from assets flagged as restricted.

Arkham positions the view for individual traders and compliance teams assessing liquidity. Stablecoins are a focus because issuers such as Tether and Circle can freeze tokens. A stablecoin can therefore remain part of a wallet’s displayed holdings even when it cannot be transferred.

Individual users can check whether supported stablecoins across their wallets have been frozen before trying to move them. For compliance teams, the separation can help distinguish accessible funds from immobilized amounts. The feature builds on Arkham’s existing portfolio aggregation, while its initial coverage is limited to three stablecoins.

Arkham plans to expand the list of supported tokens, but assets outside USDC, USDT and USDT0 may not be separated when frozen or locked. That limitation means a portfolio’s liquid view can still overstate how much of a balance is transferable when it includes other tokens.