Interesting idea that is sure to gain more traction, perhaps better implemented on ETH where they have more control. This implementation seems fatally flawed:

“This means for $1 about 2,500 disruption transactions can be placed in the wallet. In the case of the current IP address, the Satoshi values that must be sent to the wallet by the operators to recover control total 43,262 Satoshis, or about $16.50. The quick math at current market prices for BTC suggests that for every $1 spent on disruption, the operators will need to spend over $41,000 ($16.50*2,500) to recover their operations and get the orphaned infected systems back to their (current) IP address.”