DeFi can freeze stolen funds, but not everyone agrees it should
Crypto faces backlash for freezing stolen funds and for doing nothing, with expectations pulling in opposite directions.
Crypto faces backlash for freezing stolen funds and for doing nothing, with expectations pulling in opposite directions.
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