NEAR Intents announced it blocked $50 million in funds linked to Bitget hackers, who stole $352 million from the exchange platform. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen called on THORChain, a decentralized protocol for swapping assets between blockchains, to refuse services to addresses linked to the attack. THORChain responded that it does not censor by design and cannot selectively freeze funds. NEAR Intents spokesperson Shevchenko criticized infrastructure optimized for monetizing stolen property.
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