THORChain Co-Founder Responds to FBI Call to Block Binance Hacker Transactions: Node Operators Have No Non-Public Information, Investigation Does Not Require Subpoenas
TechFlow reported that on November 1, THORChain co-founder Chad Barraford posted on the X platform stating that THORNode operators do not possess any non-public information, as all relevant data has been publicly available in real time and can be obtained by investigators without subpoenas, calling this the most ideal scenario for the investigation.Previously, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) called on relevant institutions, including THORSwap, RPC node operators, DeFi platforms, and other virtual asset service providers, to block transactions involving stolen Binance funds and their associated addresses to prevent North Korean hackers from further laundering the illicit assets.
TechFlow reported that on November 1, THORChain co-founder Chad Barraford posted on the X platform stating that THORNode operators do not possess any non-public information, as all relevant data has been publicly available in real time and can be obtained by investigators without subpoenas, calling this the most ideal scenario for the investigation.
Previously, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) called on relevant institutions, including THORSwap, RPC node operators, DeFi platforms, and other virtual asset service providers, to block transactions involving stolen Binance funds and their associated addresses to prevent North Korean hackers from further laundering the illicit assets.
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