However an attacker gets in, stolen money still needs somewhere to go. After this week's exchange hack, a large share of what got frozen was stablecoins, because issuers can freeze them. bitcoin:native and ethereum:native can't be frozen, so the rest keeps moving through wallets nobody answers for. That's where the difference between privacy and anonymity matters. On @Concordium , every account is tied to an identity checked off-chain by an independent provider. Other people don't see your details. But with a court order, and two of three independent Privacy Guardians, the link can be opened. No single party can do it alone. To be clear, this wouldn't have stopped the breach. It changes the exit 👇