Regarding the matter of blockchain censorship, I said that both Bitcoin and Ethereum have done it back then. Many people may remember Ethereum as the 2016 The Dao incident, where two networks, ETH and ETC, were hard forked to address huge losses. And Bitcoin, in 2010, before Satoshi Nakamoto disappeared, was issued over 184.4 billion bitcoins due to an overflow vulnerability (CVE0-5139), far surpassing the peak of 21 million bitcoins... Satoshi Nakamoto led the emergency response team and directly rolled back the deal. Everyone, do you understand what I mean? What is safety? Before, during, and after the event, no one is always right, and safety is not 100%. If something happens, as long as it is relatively big enough, it should be reviewed. A small network looks down on millions of dollars? Back then, Bitcoin and Ethereum were also very cheap Code is law, but it's foolish to stick to it without thinking