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There is an incentive to exploit contracts. Contracts that stand unexploited mean that they probably cannot be exploited. More complex contracts should re-use s
by kovek 10y ago
There is an incentive to exploit contracts. Contracts that stand unexploited mean that they probably cannot be exploited. More complex contracts should re-use smaller, proven contracts.
This model should work in the long term. Just make sure not to invest too much on too complicated contracts that do not re-use smaller proven contracts.
- naasking 10y ago> More complex contracts should re-use smaller, proven contracts. This assumes that compositions of unexploitable contracts are themselves not exploitable, which isn't true in general.
- kovek 10y agoOnly composed contracts which stood unexploited for longer amounts of time should have a lot of money involved. I'm not saying that there will not be flaws, but this dynamic where there is an incentive to exploit the contracts (be it composed or not) makes contracts which stood longer more interesting.