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Such hilarity: """ The Breitmans began Tezos, which is a software platform, four years ago in a bid to address some of the governance issues that have surround
by mathgenius 9y ago
Such hilarity:
"""
The Breitmans began Tezos, which is a software platform, four years ago in a bid to address some of the governance issues that have surrounded other cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin....
The ensuing dispute over control of the $232 million ...
"""
- splintercell 9y agoIt's funny though, but understandable. The platform must be built in a world where the problem platform is trying to solve exists. That's like laughing at Seamless for being unable to order food for its employees, but Seamless hasn't launched yet.
- dannyw 9y agoI think it’s more like “Seamless team gets taken out by food poisoning from Seamless delivery”.
- arenaninja 9y agoExactly my first thought. A coin to address governance issues lacks access to its own funds due to governance issues. Poe's law in full display.
- Alex3917 9y agoThey're the foundation's funds, the developers were never supposed to have access to them.
- isubkhankulov 9y agoThe Breitmans took over the project less than a year before the ICO. Proof can be found on twitter, where the original paper's author posted that he is handing the project over.
- relyio 9y agoLeah M Goodman is the journalist who wrote the Newsweek article about Dorian Nakamoto. It is also a pen name used by the Breitman as a joke.
- isubkhankulov 9y agoI stand corrected!
- rhlala 9y agoIf governance issues are important for you in cryptocurrencies, you should take a look at Decred,