2026-01-05 19:32:14

Swiss authorities have issued orders to freeze assets linked to a high-ranking official and his associates, with the freeze affecting 37 individuals in total. While the government confirmed the enforcement action, specific details regarding the total value of frozen assets remain undisclosed. The move highlights ongoing international efforts to enforce financial sanctions and regulatory compliance through asset control measures.

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FarmHopper

· 01-08 17:57

Here comes the asset freeze again, 37 people got directly caught in the crossfire.

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0xOverleveraged

· 01-07 00:03

Here we go again, Switzerland has frozen assets again, and the key figures are still kept secret. This trick is so old.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 01-05 20:02

Frozen assets again? This time 37 people, tsk tsk --- Switzerland is serious this time; executives can't escape --- If they don't disclose the freezing amount, I'm even more curious... --- International financial sanctions are really playing well --- 37 people frozen at once, that high-ranking official must be ruthless --- Feels like these days, you can't even get into the financial circle without offshore accounts

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 01-05 19:59

This move is brilliant... Another 37 unlucky people, I wonder how much money has been frozen --- Switzerland really doesn't hold back, the investigation reveals a long list --- Details are not disclosed... feels like there's always some trick --- International anti-corruption cooperation, this time can't escape --- 37 people? How long does it take to thaw them out --- Swiss's move was ruthless, high officials are frozen as well --- The money chain has been traced, financial compliance is becoming stricter --- Where is the promised transparency and openness? Why aren't the fund figures disclosed --- Again Switzerland, this country is really serious about money matters --- It seems the international extradition system is mature, there's nowhere to hide

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MergeConflict

· 01-05 19:46

It's the same old story, freezing assets, 37 people, but they just won't say exactly how much money is frozen?

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-05 19:45

Here we go again, this old trick... hiding the numbers and all, talking about "international compliance," haha, how interesting.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-05 19:42

It's the same old trick of "freezing assets" again, with 37 people buried together... It feels like a live lesson on on-chain governance—Lesson 1 in the language of governance: Power without oversight will wither away.

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