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Maybe ETH can hard-fork again to invalidate those transactions. But more seriously, clearly too early to tell what's happening here. Regardless, if people had
by dogecoinbase 9y ago
Maybe ETH can hard-fork again to invalidate those transactions.
But more seriously, clearly too early to tell what's happening here. Regardless, if people had their ETH in a closed-source wallet application at all, it's unsurprising that this would happen to it.
- polotics 9y agoWith my limited understanding, if indeed the eth does not go to the advertised own wallet address but to another one, this seems extremely fishy. Can someone from freewallet.org care to explain if yes or no such centralisation occurs, and if so: WHY?