Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said addresses linked to an attacker in the platform’s security incident have been made public and are under ongoing tracking. She said Bitget has formally asked THORChain to refuse service to those addresses. Chen argued that decentralization is a design principle, but should not be used as a shield for moving known stolen funds. She also said the wider crypto industry is watching how THORChain responds to the matter. The statement was reported by BlockBeats on Sept. 26.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said addresses tied to the attacker in the platform’s security incident have been disclosed and remain under active tracking, according to BlockBeats on Sept. 26.
Chen said Bitget has formally asked THORChain to deny service to those addresses.
「Decentralization is a design principle, and it should not become a shield for helping known stolen funds move,」 Chen said. She added that the broader crypto industry is watching how THORChain handles the case.
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