> What makes smart contracts so special that people can falsely market them to the public and not be liable? This is indeed an interesting question. I think t

> What makes smart contracts so special that people can falsely market them to the public and not be liable? This is indeed an interesting question. I think the obvious answer is nothing... Nothing makes them different. Unless they are executed in a way that makes traditional enforcement methods useless. Which jurisdiction will legal enforcement occur in? Who has the ability to reverse the outcome of the contract? This is both the horror and the beauty of decentralized smart contracts.