what's the difference between BFX and DAO thefts?
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Replying to @Excellion @rm0rf and
wow, just a though question...
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Replying to @timoncc @Excellion and
Others already did: no way to reverse BFX w/o breaking everything else at this point
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Replying to @VitalikButerin @Excellion and
Of course there's a way: just revert history like you did with the dao.
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Replying to @timoncc @Excellion and
Except if thief sent to exchanges etc, have to revert entire dependency cone which may be very large
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Replying to @VitalikButerin @timoncc and
Also, a *planned* dependency cone reversal would itself be a double spend opportunity
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Are saying the only reason to bail out dao but not bfx is technical difficulty? Not philosophical?
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Also, are blockchains really that immutable if their immutability depends on communitys current political values?
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I would think about that statement. There is NO WAY your breaking settlements in BTC. ;)
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If BTC goes mainstream, core devs will be paid by Microsoft, IBM, etc. Never underestimate long-term change.
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Linux foundation is funded by corporates. U say Linus is compromised? Ethos matter
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