Frens, someone built a Chrome extension that sends a fat sleepy cat to block your screen. 4.5M views in days. The problem? Now you're just staring at the cat for 5 min instead. Productivity: Technically.
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Life is, above all, about creativity, but that doesn’t mean everyone has to be born an artist, a ballerina, or a scientist to live a fulfilling life. You can simply create a positive atmosphere around you.
Arbitrum just froze $70M from the KelpDAO hacker. No rollback. No community vote. Just — frozen.
KelpDAO got drained for $300M on a stupid bug. Arbitrum used an emergency freeze mechanism that was sitting in their docs all along. Nobody knew. First time ever used.
And now crypto twitter is split.
Camp 1 says: users lost $300M, $70M recovered is better than nothing. The tooling exists — use it.
Camp 2 says: a chain that can freeze your funds is not a chain. That's a bank with a blockchain logo.
You know what's wild? Most L2s have these admin keys. Arbitrum, Base, Optimism — all of them. Approximate data: ~90% of top L2s are not fully trustless yet. We just never saw it used live.
So the real question isn't whether Arbitrum did the right thing.
It's — did you actually know what you were building on?
Because if you didn't… that's on the docs nobody reads.
What's your take — necessary move or a line that shouldn't have been crossed?