$BNB must be stopped
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余烬Ember
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The FBI has asked THORChain to block money-laundering transactions involving funds stolen from Binance. Will THORChain use decentralization as an excuse to refuse again, or just comply? 😂
Why do hackers choose THORChain as their primary cross-chain money-laundering tool? Because it’s safe. THORChain doesn’t refuse to let stolen funds be traded on its platform—that’s how they make their money (through transaction fees on stolen funds).
So Bybit, Kelp DAO, and Bitget have all previously asked THORChain to block stolen funds, and THORChain refused. Blocking them would be like killing the goose that lays their golden eggs.
Now the FBI has asked. Will THORChain block them or not? 😂
◎ If they do, probably fewer hackers will dare use THORChain in the future, and THORChain’s money-printing machine will have to shut down.
◎ If they don’t, everyone knows the risks of going up against the FBI.
Why do hackers choose THORChain as their primary cross-chain money-laundering tool? Because it’s safe. THORChain doesn’t refuse to let stolen funds be traded on its platform—that’s how they make their money (through transaction fees on stolen funds).
So Bybit, Kelp DAO, and Bitget have all previously asked THORChain to block stolen funds, and THORChain refused. Blocking them would be like killing the goose that lays their golden eggs.
Now the FBI has asked. Will THORChain block them or not? 😂
◎ If they do, probably fewer hackers will dare use THORChain in the future, and THORChain’s money-printing machine will have to shut down.
◎ If they don’t, everyone knows the risks of going up against the FBI.
