Stolen XRP worth $83 million leaves Bitget hacker's wallets

The $387.5 million Bitget breach proves that XRP is a playground for state-sponsored hackers. While stablecoins can be blacklisted, the XRP Ledger’s rules make it impossible for even Ripple to freeze stolen native tokens. This leaves $75 million in stolen assets completely untouchable by authorities, allowing the Lazarus Group to move funds with total impunity. If a network is powerless to stop criminals, is its "immutability" actually a liability? What’s your take?
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