Is immutability truly a fundamental property, or just something we believe in?

Look at the track record: major hacks and transaction reversals have happened. These incidents expose a hard truth—blockchains aren't actually immutable in the way we thought.

So where does that leave us? Some emerging protocols are rethinking the model entirely. Instead of chasing perfect immutability, they're asking: what if you kept the same protocol layer but gained real sovereignty and control?

That's a different trade-off. You're not reinventing the wheel, but you're fundamentally changing who holds the power. It's less about absolute immutability and more about shifting the balance between transparency and control.