> The reality is that the system is broken. > If Ethereum wanted to add a management and regulation process into the system > they should have done so explici

> The reality is that the system is broken. > If Ethereum wanted to add a management and regulation process into the system > they should have done so explicitly, from the start. From TFA: ".. hard forks are arguably part of ethereum's DNA, as many in its community view the action as a way to upgrade the software in a way that supports its larger goals. "The ethereum project always stated that it will hard fork often to progress the technology," Heiko Hees, a developer working on ethereum's Raiden Network, explained."