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The DAO's 'terms and conditions' were the contract code itself. During the crowd sale, it was often said that 'investors' need to look at the code because that
by joosters 10y ago
The DAO's 'terms and conditions' were the contract code itself. During the crowd sale, it was often said that 'investors' need to look at the code because that is the only binding agreement. I guess it turns out that's a lie too.
- malka 10y agoCould the attacker then attack DAO for breach of contract ? That would be the ultimate plot twist.
- viraptor 10y agoI expect the attacker either found a contract allowing them to short ether, or made some similar arrangement. Unless it's an attack on tech itself for personal reasons, someone's getting a lot of real money today...
- dragonwriter 10y ago> During the crowd sale, it was often said that 'investors' need to look at the code because that is the only binding agreement. I guess it turns out that's a lie too. No, it turns out that that's completely true, and that's the problem.