Does anyone else notice how literally the only people calling for a hard fork or chain rollback right now are concern trolls?https://twitter.com/junseth/status/887763451099193344 …
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Do you think you can explain why the DAO hack was granted one and this hack would not be? Serious question.
1. Ecosystem less mature then 2. More at stake then as % of all ETH 3 [most impt]. Today's attacker can just move funds, so HF is impossible
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You are confirming what many said. The rules for bail outs on Ethereum are arbitrary. That isn't trustless IMO.
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It seems like in the minds of many *any* action we could conceivably take would only confirm their pre-existing beliefs.
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3 makes sense. Don't the first 2 statements involve judgement? Like what is the maturity level and % to HF or to not? Who defines that?
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Miners decide which chain to mine on and users decide which to use. Market participants decide market value.
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Sorry. I don't speak Russian. I ran this through Google translator. Are you saying you didn't have any ETH in an affected wallet?
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So in the new *mature* ecosystem zero-sig is a feature not a bug.pic.twitter.com/3AHyUBdZGw
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Who is to decide what % warrants a HF? Most crypto seems immature at this point...
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Everyone
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Cmon Vitalik, we all know you have a master key to pull the funds back.
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Wow. Brilliant answer to the critics. Well done glorious leader!
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