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There was no real voting. A tiny tiny percentage of owners voted for or against the fork, mostly because there was no official voting system publicised.
by joosters 10y ago
There was no real voting. A tiny tiny percentage of owners voted for or against the fork, mostly because there was no official voting system publicised.
- logfromblammo 10y agoWhy couldn't they just fork to ETH (majority rule) and ETC (contracts inviolate) and let the voting mechanism be a currency exchange contract between the two? If you prefer ETC, you trade all your ETH for ETC, and vice versa. The "winner" is the currency with the higher valuation, but everyone can still use whatever fork they prefer.
- TwoFactor 10y agoThat's what is happening right now, but the currency exchange is happening on Poloniex, Kraken, etc, and the hashing power is following the exchange rate.