THORChain has defended its permissionless design after Bitget asked the cross chain protocol to refuse service to addresses tied to the exchange's $387.5 million security breach, opening a dispute over whether its network should block known stolen funds.
THORChain has defended its permissionless design after Bitget asked the cross chain protocol to refuse service to addresses tied to the exchange's $387.5 million security breach, opening a dispute over...
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THORChain has defended its permissionless design after Bitget asked the cross chain protocol to refuse service to addresses tied to the exchange's $387.5 million security breach, opening a dispute over whether its network should block known stolen funds.
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