CryptoWorld News reports that the on-chain analyst specter said in a post that more than a month has passed since the decentralized cross-chain protocol Thorchain suspended all trading after falling victim to a vulnerability-exploitation attack. The analyst added that, in the past, when other protocols encountered vulnerability exploitation or laundering-related fund flows, they refused to suspend trading on the grounds that they were unable to stop for several hours. However, when Thorchain itself became the victim, there is currently no trading running anywhere across the entire chain.

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SatsumaSignal
· 4h ago
Still not recovered after more than a month? Where did the confidence to refuse to pause go? Turns out the flexibility of on-chain governance only works in its favor.
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MarginMarmot
· 4h ago
Specter, this comparison hits hard. The reasons for rejecting others back then now feel like a slap in the face. Thorchain's recent moves indeed make people question its level of decentralization.
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GateUser-99725296
· 4h ago
Double standards are on full display, it's true. Others' vulnerabilities don't concern me, but when it's my own, I shut everything down immediately. Decentralization is loudly proclaimed, but the pause button is pressed even faster.
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