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They do! But usually they get shifted elsewhere. While he was working on this post James and I discussed how PoS might yield stronger incentives to DoS rivals a
by mhluongo 9y ago
They do! But usually they get shifted elsewhere. While he was working on this post James and I discussed how PoS might yield stronger incentives to DoS rivals and get an advantage, since some of these other optimizations (attacks? Unclear) will be unavailable.
Edit: Regarding detection, of course- but I'm not sure detection lends itself to a general solution outside name-and-shame. Most of these are things developers should code defensively against.
Disclosure: lead at Keep, edited this piece