I'm wondering how this is different from a game of Nomic (the game where people vote on the rules of the game) played for money. Now, Nomic can be fun. But a g

I'm wondering how this is different from a game of Nomic (the game where people vote on the rules of the game) played for money. Now, Nomic can be fun. But a game of Nomic typically ends up with someone winning, not by gradually achieving the intended goals of the game that people wrote into the rules, but by exploiting a major flaw in the ruleset that lets them rewrite the game to be one that they instantly win. When someone wins at the game of Ethereum, how much of other people's money do they walk away with?