Wu said he learned that Curve founder Michael Egorov stated that the Arbitrum security committee’s practice of freezing funds related to the KelpDAO incident is understandable, but it may prompt users to reassess its security and neutrality. He pointed out that if the network has on-chain asset-freezing capabilities, it would be hard to deny that some traditional financial regulatory logic could apply to it. Egorov further said that this mechanism means L2 is moving onto a development path different from the underlying network, and that the base layer (L1) should be designed to avoid such intervention capabilities.