Let's talk about whether North Koreans get upset when their cards are frozen and things like that. In the past, after we transferred money to North Koreans, their cards would occasionally be frozen. Usually, if they were frozen for no more than seven days, it was a knock-on freeze, so it wasn't a major problem. From 2020 to 2024, there were countless anti-fraud and risk-control measures! After a card was frozen, the North Koreans would send us the card number, and we'd check Tianyan to see whether it was a judicial freeze or a risk-control freeze, and what the reason was. If it wasn't a six-month freeze, it was usually lifted within three to seven days. The North Koreans would also go on and on, claiming that the money we'd sent them was problematic! That's because the recipient accounts were all card numbers belonging to Chinese bulk commodity traders. Once their accounts were frozen, it would be very difficult for them to pay their clients! They would also receive calls from anti-fraud authorities telling them to come in and assist with an investigation, and so on. We do our best to cooperate with all their requests! Next, I'll explain the final freeze amount and how the freeze works! Then I'll write a short essay. $ETH