According to a report from the CoinWorld News on April 13 (UTC+8), Solana co-founder Toly responded to on-chain detective ZachXBT’s discussion about the USDC freezing controversy, questioning whether a stablecoin’s freezing power—if it does not require authorization from a U.S. federal court—can truly be considered a real dollar. He suggested that stablecoins adopt a layered architecture: the base-layer stablecoin can only execute freezes under court orders; each protocol (such as Drift and Kamino) issues wrapped stablecoins on top of this layer, with its own freeze and unfreeze strategies, and equips dedicated security teams to handle hacking incidents.

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