Quote from: o48o on November 04, 2019, 06:46:26 PM

Quote from: ableh on November 04, 2019, 05:11:29 PM

As we know, there are currently many cases of crypto hacking, especially this often occurs in ERC20-based tokens. So to anticipate this, should Ethereum add the "Frozen Wallet" feature just for certain Adresss to their smart contract? I think this way can prevent the hackers to selling their loot. Although this method will change the crypto vision from "decentralization" to "centralization", but if this method is effective I think it's no matter.

What do you think?

As transactions wouldn't be permissionless anymore, it would just be probably used by governments to pressure anyone having that power to block everything the government wants.
The freedom owning your own coins is the whole basis in this space, if you take it away from someone, someone will most probably take it away from you at some point.

Its going to be the case if a team of a project has the kind of smartcontract. The project being this controlled is not going to be welcomed by the community. XRP being centralize is even opposed by the community even without this freezing feature so you can compare your wallet as a bank account in the real world for they can freeze it when any activity they just suspect.