Circle répond à l'incident de vol de Drift, appelle à ouvrir le système financier pour renforcer la responsabilité et l'État de droit

Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 10th, Circle’s Chief Strategy Officer Dante Disparte issued a statement in response to the major security breach at Drift Protocol on April 1st, which resulted in losses of over $270 million. He stated that open financial systems must be built on rules based on legitimate accountability, shared security, and synchronized updates against threats. Circle’s freezing of USDC funds is only carried out when legally required, reflecting its compliance obligations to protect users’ assets and privacy rights. He emphasized that openness and accountability need to be balanced, and all participants in the ecosystem—including protocols, wallets, infrastructure, exchanges, and stablecoin issuers—must share security and accountability responsibilities. Circle is working with U.S. and international policymakers to promote stablecoin legislation, including the GENIUS Act, to establish a more modern legal framework that enables legitimate and rapid intervention against illegal activities while safeguarding property rights and privacy rights, ensuring the continued stable development of open financial systems.