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Didn't take you for the type that would be a FUD spreader.
If the creator of Solidity, Gavin Wood, cannot write a secure multisig wallet in Solidity, pretty much confirms Ethereum is hacker paradise.https://twitter.com/SatoshiLite/status/887772666312105985 …
ICOs that were using Parity's multisig wallets found their coins stolen. A bug in the multisig wallet turned it into zerosig wallets. 
https://twitter.com/TuurDemeester/status/887758301408227328 …
https://twitter.com/TuurDemeester/status/887758301408227328 …-
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Where's the FUD? That Ethereum is hacker paradise? That's been proven a few times already.
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Just saying that you're implying that a coin that peaked at around $38B total valuation is worthless because its not secure. Nice msg!
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Did I say it's worthless? The internet was hacker paradise when it first came out.
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So are you helping the situation or making it worse?
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I don't think they affect this situation at all. People who lost money still lost money. Hopefully, it will spur people to be more careful.
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inb4
@VitalikButerin responds -
This has nothing to do with Vitalik nor Gav. It's just that it's hard to write secure smart contracts no matter who you are.
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Your post didn't come off as if you were generalizing smart contracts as unsafe but more attacking Ethereum. From my POV that's how it read
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Well for now, Ethereum represents the largest turing-complete smart contract platform.
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Gunning for that #2 spot eh charlie?
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What do you mean? LTC has always been #2. ;P
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How them ltc smart contracts coming along? =P
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They are still pretty dumb. Not smart yet.
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Oh well, at least simple is secure eh?
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For money, simple and secure is best.
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Can't like this enough!
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I do not think Gav wrote the vulnerable code. Look at the commit history.
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I just look at the author of the source. Commits could be because the repo was moved.
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Afaik Gav made original contract, but updates were from someone else (the vulnerable updates).
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Btw your post is so dirty , It's not helpful for community
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Isn't that a good thing if the ICO community is crazy?
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he just blame someone else for no reason and is not even his fault
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