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Breaking updates are not frequent, there's never been a breaking update on the ethereum blockchain. Bitcoin changes all the time (e.g., taproot)
by throwaway666494 6y ago
Breaking updates are not frequent, there's never been a breaking update on the ethereum blockchain.
Bitcoin changes all the time (e.g., taproot)
- seibelj 6y agoEthereum literally just had this issue a month ago https://www.coindesk.com/ethereums-hard-fork-disruption https://www.coindesk.com/ethereums-hard-fork-disruption Binance had to suspend wallets because of it
- dlegal 6y agoLol well you should probably stop using binance and centralized exchanges generally. You have actual permissionless dexs trading on Ethereum wallet to wallet. Literally, no bullshit in between where you don't have to worry about the CEO of the shitty CEX you're using taking a powder for 33 day's. There's nothing permissionless about bitcoin infrastructure, it requires custodial counterparties to trade hands. ETH and all the many tokens do not. Economics aside, that's probably the most bearish development for bitcoin You can turn your nose and say ethereum dapps all have that admin key smell but things like uniswap, starks, the Dai stablecoin, yearn are dope as hell and I'd think worth a looksie
- seibelj 6y agoI’m not a bitcoin maxi. I love Ethereum and I am an industry professional. I’m just correcting lies to keep information accurate.
- arcticbull 6y agoRemember the DAO?
- dlegal 6y agoFire feeds on obstacles homie
- arcticbull 6y agolol, if code = law were any good, everyone would be on ETH classic. The DAO was a classic example of crypto being trustless for thee but none for me thanks.