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I think that the argument is that people who hold enough ETH could fraudulently give themselves more ETH and then take over all the ETH. Which, yeah, I can bel
by mumblemumble 5y ago
I think that the argument is that people who hold enough ETH could fraudulently give themselves more ETH and then take over all the ETH.
Which, yeah, I can believe that a 51% attack could destroy a proof-of-stake system even more spectacularly than it could a proof-of-work system. But I'm not sure why I should care? Spectacularly destroyed, astoundingly destroyed, stupendously destroyed. . . regardless of the adverb, it's still been destroyed.
- ric2b 5y ago51% attacks don't destroy anything, they can temporarily censor transactions and have some ability to perform double-spends.
- atc 5y agoIs that somehow better?!
- nomoreplease 5y agoIt does destroy trust in the chain