UK Prime Minister and Ukraine's President just had a call about what to do with those frozen Russian assets. Word is they're exploring options to put that money to work. Big question hovering over global finance right now - when governments freeze billions in assets, where does that capital actually end up? This conversation adds another layer to the ongoing debate about state power over financial resources.

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SnapshotBot

· 7h ago

The matter of freezing assets, to put it simply, is just a handshake and reconciliation between major powers; where the money actually goes depends on whose fist is stronger.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 20h ago

Freezing assets seems to be a matter of power on the surface, but in reality, it is similar to contract permission control—without a clear definition of "withdrawal rights", this amount of money becomes an unresolved loophole. Historically, there have been too many similar audit cases, and unclear fund flows pose the greatest risk.

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