Does anyone else notice how literally the only people calling for a hard fork or chain rollback right now are concern trolls? twitter.com/junseth/status
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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.
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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
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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Wow. Brilliant answer to the critics. Well done glorious leader!
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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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Who is to decide what % warrants a HF? Most crypto seems immature at this point...
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Hacker ICO cap worked!
Hackers need to learn when to stop and they can keep the money!
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Cmon Vitalik, we all know you have a master key to pull the funds back. 😉
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So no backsies? I thought I was buying into a chain with some kind of security in case of theft, not like the other lame immutable ones...
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1) Care to elaborate ?
2) So to big to fail kindda thing?
3) Hmm, don't see how that can't be corrected by a HF, care to school ?
More imp..
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