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I think the most interesting part of the DAO story is the 'white hat hackers' situation. Prior to the fork, these people also hacked the DAO, basically stealing
by joosters 10y ago
I think the most interesting part of the DAO story is the 'white hat hackers' situation. Prior to the fork, these people also hacked the DAO, basically stealing all the remaining ETH that the original attacker had failed to take. It was justified at the time because they claimed to be a 'robin hood group', trying to save the money of DAO victims.
However, now the fork has happened, these same hackers have vanished, or disavowed anything to do with the hacking, despite the fact that they now control millions of dollars worth of other people's money. They 'stole' from the rich but now don't want to let go of their takings. I wonder how they try to justify their action/inaction now?