Every story we've covered involving aml-kyc.
After a suspected North Korean group stole $387.5 million from crypto exchange Bitget, Bitget asked THORChain to refuse service to addresses linked to the theft. THORChain replied that it is permissionless and cannot easily censor addresses; crypto lawyer Yuriy Brisov told Magazine that legal exposure depends on how decentralized a protocol actually is and whether any blocking is automated or manually controlled.
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