We've all heard the stories of cryptocurrencies being used on the dark web for some nefarious purpose. But it seems like this use of crypto may be coming to an end.

On August 15, Michael Terpin filed a $224 million lawsuit against AT&T. His 69-page complaint claims the telecom giant had failed to protect his phone number—even after escalating his account to a “higher security level” with “special protection”—resulting in a combined $24 million hack of his cryptocurrencies.

Kanye is a busy man. He’s a music legend, businessman, and designer, not to mention father, husband, and man who can essentially do whatever he wants. He can’t be concerned with how everything works, as long as it works for him when he needs it — a la your average consumer. He needs to pay someone, order some clothes and track his designer shoe delivery, but he has to be able to trust and rely on the information and that his technology doesn’t leave him vulnerable. Kanye West needs blockchain.