Stolen Bitget Funds Test THORChain

Bitget-linked funds are moving through THORChain, turning a $387.5 million exchange breach into a live test of decentralization. The protocol says permissionless systems should not become address police—but its own documentation gives validators emergency pause and signing controls. When should a network use the brakes it already has?

Also covered: Vitalik Buterin’s 2030 vision for Ethereum as a cryptographic world computer, new reporting on the CLARITY Act’s ethics and process failures, Pump.fun moving 47,994 SOL to Kraken while buying and burning PUMP, and Bitcoin’s 7-day hashrate falling to an early-September low.

Listener question: Would you accept a temporary THORChain halt for officially identified attacker wallets, knowing that the same mechanism could later be used more broadly?

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