Bybit's security researchers recently analyzed 116 different blockchains, revealing a concerning vulnerability: 16 of these chains possess the capability to freeze or restrict user funds. This finding raises significant questions about decentralization and user control over their assets. The identified blockchains include prominent names such as Aptos, Sui, and BNB Chain. Other chains with this freeze capability are VeChain, Chiliz, Viction (VIC), XDC Network, and Heco Chain (HT). The potential for asset freezing presents a risk to users, as their funds could be inaccessible due to various reasons, including regulatory actions, security breaches, or even internal decisions within the blockchain network itself. This analysis highlights the importance of understanding the underlying architecture and governance mechanisms of different blockchains before investing or storing assets on them. Users should carefully evaluate the level of control they truly have over their funds and consider the potential risks associated with centralized features, even in ostensibly decentralized systems. ```