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Security vs. Immutability: Could consensus-driven address freezing ever make sense for major exploits, or is strict immutability absolute? [Constructive Debate] Bitcoin security vs. immutability Hey everyone, I’d like to open a constructive, thought-provoking discussion around network governance, security, and how the community handles major security incidents or hardware backdoors (like hypothetical/recent cold wallet exploits). We all know Bitcoin’s core value proposition relies heavily on immutability and resistance to censorship. The gold rule has always been simple: "If you have the valid private key signature, the transaction is valid." However, looking at the ongoing threat of cybercrime and sophisticated hardware/software exploits, I’ve been reflecting on an interesting debate topic and would love to hear different technical and game-theory perspectives.

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