[Solana Co-Founder: A Base-Layer Stablecoin Should Only Be Freezable with Court Authorization] Golden Finance reported on April 14 that Solana co-founder Toly commented on the controversy surrounding Circle's USDC freezing mechanism, stating that we need a base-layer stablecoin that can only be frozen under a court order. If there are factors other than authorization from a U.S. Senate-approved judge that can freeze it, then it is not a true U.S. dollar stablecoin. Toly suggested that various protocols (such as Drift and Kamino) should issue wrapped stablecoins with their own freezing and unfreezing strategies on top of the base-layer stablecoin. These should be equipped with security teams genuinely responsible for handling hacking incidents, along with independent freezing and unfreezing strategies. It is reported that after the recent hacking of the Drift protocol, Circle did not promptly freeze the stolen USDC. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire's statements regarding the 'moral dilemma' and freezing policy have sparked widespread community discussion about the centralized stablecoin freezing mechanism.