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“You want to stop getting hacked? Kill instant settlement.” @santiagoroel and @JasonYanowitz debate whether crypto’s obsession with speed is creating avoidable security failures. Crypto may need to sacrifice speed to protect user funds. [Spoken audio]: Are we at the stage where we can finally say the pros of instant settlement, do not outweigh the cons of instant settlement. Armani from backpack tweeted this today or yesterday and I'll read it. He said, do you want to stop getting hacked? Kill instant settlement. It's just not worth it. Every exchange and protocol should add mandatory withdrawal relays. People will hate it. People will dunk on me for saying this, but these people don't care about you or the safety of your funds. At what point is enough sending that nothing but love to the awesome team. So yeah, I think this is a decent debate to be had Rob, So I'm not sure if you have thoughts here, just to lend a little bit more color. I think it was an Oracle manipulation attack, which is one of, if not the most common way that DeFi protocols have historically been compromised can get into a little bit more specifics, but I think that was the gist of it. Like that if you manipulate the Oracle, then you, I think they've changed the price and then they were able to compromise these vaults. The Austin team responded fairly quickly. They halted activity and whatnot. But yeah, I'm aligned with Armani's position. it's like crypto is trying to go faster in financial rails and we've had this ability in traditional finance to go faster, but it's an intentional design product choice not to go faster because we prioritize and value security.