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- 1THORChain response to Bitget $387.5M hack fuels blacklist debate▼THORChain’s response to Bitget’s $387.5M hack sparks blacklist debate
A THORChain response tied to Bitget's $387.5 million hack is driving debate over whether the cross-chain protocol should blacklist funds linked to the theft. Observers in the crypto community are split between those arguing THORChain should help freeze stolen assets and those saying censorship would undermine its decentralised, permissionless design. The episode has reignited broader arguments over how decentralized protocols should respond to major exchange hacks.
- 2Middle East discussion circulates among Mastodon users▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@lubnaalser/11 7356086793504350 @ Sarklor @ kathimmel @ simon_brooke @ apenkop @ Hyzual @ d
A Middle East-related exchange is being shared among users of the decentralised social network Mastodon, with the message boosted to a long list of recipients. The substance of the discussion is not evident from available information, so what specifically is being said remains unknown. Engagement so far is limited, with a handful of interactions recorded on the item.
- 3Traders Compare DEXs on Large Crypto Swap Execution●Best DEX for Large Trades in 2027: $1K to $1M Swap Test A $1,000 DEX swap and a $1 million DEX swap are not the same exe
A comparison of decentralised exchanges for large trades argues that a $1,000 swap and a $1 million swap are fundamentally different execution problems. Rather than picking the cheapest DEX, the analysis says traders should choose the route that yields the highest net settled output for the specific pair, trade size, chain and moment. It underscores how slippage and liquidity depth dominate big trades.