So they have to update the smart-contract in order to block the addresses?
What if there were so many addresses that the smart-contract can't hold them all? Is there a limit on smart-contract size?
Or maybe the smart-contract can call out to ask the Tether server if it's okay?
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What gas-fees is Tether paying to update the smart-contact with a new list of banned addresses? Less than the amount of dollars cancelled I guess, but need that be true?
Is there a hack here to get enough addresses banned they have to lock up the blockchain with banning addresses?
I think you answered your question. They can just call an API to see if an address is banned. It's easy peasy when it's centralized.