Mostly Tether and Circle. Tether froze more than 1.567 billion USDT, per chief executive Paolo Ardoino, and Circle about $823 million in USDC, according to Changpeng Zhao, Bitcoin.com News reported. Ripple froze roughly $200 million, which Binance co-CEO Yi He thanked it for "promptly freezing," though the attacker managed to swap 36 million RLUSD for 15,439 ETH before the freeze fully took hold. World Liberty Financial and BitGo froze $27 million in USD1 and 48 million WLFI valued near $2 million, First Digital froze about 3.4 million FDUSD, and Arbitrum's Security Council froze 74.56 million ARB. Aave paused its Ethereum V3 markets as a precaution, saying its contracts were unaffected. The totals depend on who is counting: Binance says roughly $3 billion is frozen, while TRM Labs counts about $2.7 billion across Tether, Circle, Ripple, World Liberty and Arbitrum. Frozen is not the same as recovered. These tokens are locked where they sit, and getting them back to Binance runs through issuers and law enforcement. Everything an issuer could not touch, mainly native ETH and BTC, is the roughly $2.4 billion TRM says is still in the attacker's hands.