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Eddie
if your blockchain can reverse or pause hacks, it should most chains are nowhere near sufficiently decentralized, and that’s fine for now failing to protect users when you have the ability to is - not only dumb, but also - arguably opens up criminal liability https://t.co/SmL9boDATj
Armani Ferrante This was 100% the right move. If you don't take advantage of the benefits of centralization while you can, you're just fighting with your hands behind your back. If Coinbase and the rest of Ethereum L2s can unilaterally control all bridge funds, if Hyperliquid can unilaterally https://t.co/xXc4WjDd3T
daddy fiskantes ⭐️🩸The key is to set clear precedens and move fast, if the hackers get away with most of the money, this benefit is lost, i.e. having semi-centralised mutable chain that can't protect against hacks and exploits is pointless https://t.co/OCr48s8wYU
