I rest my case.
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Replying to @haydentiff @c4chaos
How the hell did they freeze funds to prevent possible theft? So, they can freeze funds at anytime? Yikes!
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It was a community-wide decision that was made and could not have been executed without node operators agreeing on the measure as nodes had already been enabled to refuse coordinator milestones at that point and I'm glad they chose to save those who were at risk of losing it all.
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But being "at risk" means the community can come together and freeze funds? I mean it's pretty scary that a community can come together and freeze money.
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Replying to @ambientaxon @SeatacBCH and
Yeah, that's actually a rather good analogy. The DAO fork was very painful and it went against all that is holy in regards to Blockchain but it was necessary as it would've very likely killed ETH before it could ever reach its full potential.
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Not when compared to ETH in price, talent, development, network and adoption.
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Lots of fancy adjectives for crypto kitties and a ton of ICO tokens.
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so what does ETC do? where are the dApps?https://youtu.be/aiZdM4qHRGc
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