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There are folks who've been grinding for months, studying, practicing, and hitting roadblocks.
Then one day, they just stop logging into the platform.
What they never realized is what happens after they dip out...
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There are folks who've been grinding for months, studying, practicing, and hitting roadblocks.
Then one day, they just stop logging into the platform.
What they never realized is what happens after they dip out...
👇
Then one day, they just stop logging into the platform.
What they never realized is what happens after they dip out...
👇
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Bullish
For more than a year, I doubted whether trading was for me.
It wasn't the market that held me back.
It was the voice in my head that kept saying: "you are not cut out for this."
Until a friend told me something that I couldn't ignore...
👇
For more than a year, I doubted whether trading was for me.
It wasn't the market that held me back.
It was the voice in my head that kept saying: "you are not cut out for this."
Until a friend told me something that I couldn't ignore...
👇
It wasn't the market that held me back.
It was the voice in my head that kept saying: "you are not cut out for this."
Until a friend told me something that I couldn't ignore...
👇
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Article
Circle CEO says he won't freeze USDC without a court order even as hackers walk away with millionsAuthor: Oliver Knight
Date: April 13, 2026
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire confirmed that the company will only freeze USDC stablecoins when legally compelled by a court order, even after roughly $230 million in USDC was stolen from the Drift Protocol. The April 1, 2026 exploit of Drift on Solana resulted in about $285 million of assets drained (around $230M in USDC). This stance underscores the tension between immediate crypto security actions and existing legal frameworks.
Drift Protocol exploit on April 1, 2026 saw roughly $285 million stolen, including about $230 million of USDC stablecoins.Circle’s CEO said the issuer cannot unilaterally freeze tokens without law enforcement or a court order, framing it as a legal necessity.Critics note the stolen USDC was bridged from Solana to Ethereum over six hours; Circle did not blacklist the receiving addresses during that window.Circle had previously blacklisted 16 wallets on March 23, 2026, but only at the direction of law enforcement, highlighting the company's policy limits.The incident has led Circle to push for legal clarity (e.g. the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts) to define when and how stablecoins can be frozen in future breaches.
Circle’s stance emphasizes that, under current rules, stablecoin freezes hinge on formal legal orders. The aftermath of this hack could hasten regulatory efforts to clearly define issuers’ powers and obligations.
Will lawmakers provide the clarity Circle demands for handling future crypto hacks?
👉 Continue reading the full story here to learn more:
🔗 https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/04/13/circle-ceo-says-he-won-t-freeze-usdc-without-a-court-order-even-as-hackers-walk-away-with-millions
#USDCFreezeDebate #USDC #Stablecoins #NewsAboutCrypto #CryptoNewss
Circle CEO says he won't freeze USDC without a court order even as hackers walk away with millions
Author: Oliver Knight
Date: April 13, 2026
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire confirmed that the company will only freeze USDC stablecoins when legally compelled by a court order, even after roughly $230 million in USDC was stolen from the Drift Protocol. The April 1, 2026 exploit of Drift on Solana resulted in about $285 million of assets drained (around $230M in USDC). This stance underscores the tension between immediate crypto security actions and existing legal frameworks.
Drift Protocol exploit on April 1, 2026 saw roughly $285 million stolen, including about $230 million of USDC stablecoins.Circle’s CEO said the issuer cannot unilaterally freeze tokens without law enforcement or a court order, framing it as a legal necessity.Critics note the stolen USDC was bridged from Solana to Ethereum over six hours; Circle did not blacklist the receiving addresses during that window.Circle had previously blacklisted 16 wallets on March 23, 2026, but only at the direction of law enforcement, highlighting the company's policy limits.The incident has led Circle to push for legal clarity (e.g. the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts) to define when and how stablecoins can be frozen in future breaches.
Circle’s stance emphasizes that, under current rules, stablecoin freezes hinge on formal legal orders. The aftermath of this hack could hasten regulatory efforts to clearly define issuers’ powers and obligations.
Will lawmakers provide the clarity Circle demands for handling future crypto hacks?
👉 Continue reading the full story here to learn more:
🔗 https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/04/13/circle-ceo-says-he-won-t-freeze-usdc-without-a-court-order-even-as-hackers-walk-away-with-millions
#USDCFreezeDebate #USDC #Stablecoins #NewsAboutCrypto #CryptoNewss
Date: April 13, 2026
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire confirmed that the company will only freeze USDC stablecoins when legally compelled by a court order, even after roughly $230 million in USDC was stolen from the Drift Protocol. The April 1, 2026 exploit of Drift on Solana resulted in about $285 million of assets drained (around $230M in USDC). This stance underscores the tension between immediate crypto security actions and existing legal frameworks.
Drift Protocol exploit on April 1, 2026 saw roughly $285 million stolen, including about $230 million of USDC stablecoins.Circle’s CEO said the issuer cannot unilaterally freeze tokens without law enforcement or a court order, framing it as a legal necessity.Critics note the stolen USDC was bridged from Solana to Ethereum over six hours; Circle did not blacklist the receiving addresses during that window.Circle had previously blacklisted 16 wallets on March 23, 2026, but only at the direction of law enforcement, highlighting the company's policy limits.The incident has led Circle to push for legal clarity (e.g. the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts) to define when and how stablecoins can be frozen in future breaches.
Circle’s stance emphasizes that, under current rules, stablecoin freezes hinge on formal legal orders. The aftermath of this hack could hasten regulatory efforts to clearly define issuers’ powers and obligations.
Will lawmakers provide the clarity Circle demands for handling future crypto hacks?
👉 Continue reading the full story here to learn more:
🔗 https://www.coindesk.com/business/2026/04/13/circle-ceo-says-he-won-t-freeze-usdc-without-a-court-order-even-as-hackers-walk-away-with-millions
#USDCFreezeDebate #USDC #Stablecoins #NewsAboutCrypto #CryptoNewss
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