Stablecoins face risks of freezing by sovereign nations due to regulatory or geopolitical actions. On-chain re-anchoring solutions exist but are complex. These involve migrating to new smart contracts, re-pegging to alternative assets, or decentralizing issuance to reduce single-point control. For instance, algorithmic stablecoins can adjust pegs via on-chain governance or oracles, while decentralized protocols like MakerDAO allow collateral re-anchoring. However, re-anchoring requires community consensus, robust technical infrastructure, and legal compliance, which may limit feasibility under sudden freezes. Cross-chain bridges or layer-2 solutions could also enable asset relocation, but risks like bridge exploits or jurisdictional conflicts persist. Fully decentralized stablecoins with no central issuer are less vulnerable but still face challenges in maintaining peg stability during crises.