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Wallet authority profile
Q6XprfkF8RQQKoQVG33xT88H7wi8Uk1B1CC7YAs69Gi
On-chain authority state as of 2026-09-16 · resolved from Solana RPC · refreshed weekly · not financial advice
What this wallet can do
This wallet holds BOTH the mint authority and the freeze authority of USDT on Solana (mint Es9vMFrzaCERmJfrF4H2FYD4KCoNkY11McCe8BenwNYB), per the August 24, 2026 on-chain read — the full control pair over the chain's Tether supply, with roughly $76 million of tracked on-chain liquidity in our August 31, 2026 build.
Holding both keys in one place is the strongest form of issuer control a Solana token can have: this address can create USDT as dollars enter reserves, and it can freeze any individual wallet's balance. For a fiat-backed, redeemable stablecoin both powers are the product working as designed — issuance tracks reserves, and freezing is the compliance lever regulators expect and issuers use publicly against sanctioned or stolen funds. On an anonymous token the identical configuration would be a maximal red flag; identity and track record are what separate the two readings.
The honest takeaway for a USDT holder is the standard centralized-stablecoin bargain, stated plainly: a hard peg and deep liquidity in exchange for trusting one issuer's reserves, key custody and freeze policy. None of that is visible in a price chart, all of it routes through this address.
Authority state dated August 24, 2026, liquidity dated August 31, 2026 — weekly snapshots, never live claims. The token page carries the full risk read, and the stablecoin safety guide explains the control model this wallet exemplifies.
Controlled tokens
| Token | Power held |
|---|---|
| USDT | Mint authority |
| USDT | Freeze authority |
Authority basics: what mint & freeze authority mean · how freeze abuse plays out.