3/ Arbitrum's council moved a hacker's funds without the key. Robinhood holds the same power on its own chain. Bitcoin advocates say that defeats the point.
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3/ Arbitrum's council moved a hacker's funds without the key. Robinhood holds the same power on its own chain. Bitcoin advocates say that defeats the point.
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Was EIP-7702 to blame for the @binance hack? 🔑 Both @pablosabbatella and @tanuki42_ told me no. In Jonty's words, "this hack would have happened... with or without 7702. It just made it slightly faster."
Why do Bitcoin L2 yields keep drying up? 🧐 @alexandersblume of @Two_Prime says they're "VC-funded subsidies" that pay out less as more money chases them, and that every new chain adds hack risk he won't go near.
