Plenty of existing precedent is out there for the network cooperating with peers to handle reversals. True - when that pattern occurs it is not particularly dec

Plenty of existing precedent is out there for the network cooperating with peers to handle reversals. True - when that pattern occurs it is not particularly decentralized. I think what you'll see is the more privacy/anon you value in your transactions, the more you'll rely on no-givebacks network decisions. There is also plenty of precedent that companies can handle incredibly high SLAs, but "no fail" is not something that's targeted. Bitcoin has an 100% uptime record in this regard, but to your point I wonder what an acceptable/achievable SLA is for a p2p network like bitcoin.