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You can if you put your money in a smart contract that refuses all transfers that haven't been pre-approved by you, although that's not the standard procedure.
by devit 4y ago
You can if you put your money in a smart contract that refuses all transfers that haven't been pre-approved by you, although that's not the standard procedure.
- dgs_sgd 4y agoThis makes it more difficult but not impossible. The EVM has a SELFDESTRUCT opcode [1] that will send ETH at that address to a receiver and it's impossible for the receiver to refuse. A very determined actor could send Tornado ETH to a contract designed to self destruct upon receipt of the ETH and relay it to the intended receiver. [1] https://consensys.github.io/smart-contract-best-practices/attacks/force-feeding/#selfdestruct https://consensys.github.io/smart-contract-best-practices/at...
- devit 4y agoYou can program your smart contract to forever deny the use of such funds by recording its "non-selfdestruct" balance in the state and only allow to withdraw up to that amount.