Binance founder Changpeng Zhao proposed freezing 1.1 million Satoshi Nakamoto bitcoins to protect them from potential quantum computing threats, sparking debate among experts. Meanwhile, 44 defendants were dropped from a lawsuit targeting dormant Bitcoin wallets from the early mining era. The Bitcoin Policy Institute has moved to block this legal action, warning that a ruling favoring the plaintiffs could destabilize property rights within the Bitcoin network.
The institute filed to block a lawsuit targeting dormant Bitcoin addresses, warning that seizing Satoshi’s coins could destabilize network property rights.
Read the full storyPlaintiffs drop 44 defendants from a massive lawsuit targeting nearly 40,000 dormant Bitcoin wallets linked to the early mining era.
Changpeng Zhao suggests freezing Satoshi Nakamoto's dormant 1.1 million BTC to prevent potential quantum computing thefts, sparking debate over Bitcoin's core immutability.