Bitcoin developer Jameson Lopp says it's better to freeze 5.6 million BTC than let hackers have them
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Bitcoin developer Jameson Lopp has expressed his strong belief that it is preferable to freeze 5.6 million BTC rather than allow hackers to gain access to these funds. He argues that taking such a precautionary measure would help protect the cryptocurrency from falling into the wrong hands and potentially being used for illicit activities. Lopp emphasizes the importance of safeguarding the integrity of the Bitcoin ecosystem by prioritizing security over access in situations where hackers may threaten the network. His statement highlights the ongoing challenges faced by the cryptocurrency community in dealing with security issues and the need for vigilant protective measures.
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