THORChain refuses to blacklist addresses linked to the Bitget hack; Vitalik Buterin states Ethereum is evolving into a 'world cryptographic computer'
THORChain has declined to blacklist addresses associated with the recent Bitget hack, a move that follows Bitget CEO Gracy Chen's formal request for THORChain to reject transactions from the attacker's addresses. Meanwhile, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin suggests that Ethereum is transitioning from being merely a blockchain to functioning as a global cryptographic computer.
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