Apr 17, 2026 3:11 PM
Circle's refusal to freeze $230 million in stolen funds after the largest crypto hack of 2026, claiming they only act when legally compelled, sets a dangerous precedent. This stance effectively allows criminals to freely launder massive amounts through their stablecoin, prioritizing a narrow interpretation of "compliance" over protecting users and the broader ecosystem. Is this truly how a responsible financial infrastructure should operate?
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