An exchange getting hacked is like a bank getting robbed.
When a bank is robbed, no one says it’s going bankrupt;
when cash serial numbers are frozen, no one criticizes it for being centralized;
when the robber is wanted, no one says the bank staged the robbery.
But when an exchange gets hacked, everyone reacts differently:
being hacked means it’s running off,
freezing funds means it’s too centralized,
trying to recover the funds means it staged the whole thing.
We can’t have double standards.
$BNB
When a bank is robbed, no one says it’s going bankrupt;
when cash serial numbers are frozen, no one criticizes it for being centralized;
when the robber is wanted, no one says the bank staged the robbery.
But when an exchange gets hacked, everyone reacts differently:
being hacked means it’s running off,
freezing funds means it’s too centralized,
trying to recover the funds means it staged the whole thing.
We can’t have double standards.
$BNB