I did some grok-research and after a bunch of bickering over the data not being aggregated and totaled in any official source, I sussed this out.
Based on the scale of the SDN List (over 17,000 entries) and historical context of major sanctions programs (e.g., Cuba, Iran, Russia), my best guess for the total value of assets blocked for individuals and entities on the SDN List since its inception is roughly $50 billion to $150 billion. This range accounts for high-profile cases like Russian oligarchs’ assets, Cuban embargo-related funds, and other programs targeting terrorism and narcotics, though exact figures are not publicly aggregated. Thanks for understanding the estimate’s limitations!
Thanks, fren. I did use that link as my source for my previous comment about my Grok discussion. I used the free version and not a deep research version, though.
I did some grok-research and after a bunch of bickering over the data not being aggregated and totaled in any official source, I sussed this out.
~ Grok
https://www.treasury.gov/ofac/downloads/sdnlist.pdf
The list is real, but it isn't what Melissa redpill says it is.
Thanks, fren. I did use that link as my source for my previous comment about my Grok discussion. I used the free version and not a deep research version, though.