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The court can order the contract's private key to be magically willed into existence? The law often sees itself as onnipotent, but it stands no chance against
by honestlyreally 9y ago
The court can order the contract's private key to be magically willed into existence?
The law often sees itself as onnipotent, but it stands no chance against cryptography and unnamed contract authors.
- Spivak 9y agoThey don't have to. Just like encryption having the ability to use violent force enables all sorts of side channel attacks. But in the case of an anonymous scammer they would probably hold the Etherium Inc. responsible for the damages.
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- thinkmassive 9y agoWho is Etherium Inc?