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> I can't stress enough the arbitrariness, and supreme, unaccountably, of a local judge's decisions. Exactly. Code-contract signers hate this, and go out of th
by Jerrrry 5y ago
> I can't stress enough the arbitrariness, and supreme, unaccountably, of a local judge's decisions.
Exactly. Code-contract signers hate this, and go out of their way to avoid the possibility of this interference.
Judges should tell crypto cases to get rightfully fucked.
If I appear and sue a drug dealer for giving me fake 100's, I'd get laughed at.
Considering crypto is just an massive abstraction layer to hide the online drug trade, the courts should similarly laugh at these _technical_ exploits, in the context of Euth-shit code. Because it's sole explicit purpose of existence is to conduct business without arbitration.
- notch656a 5y agoFine, make crypto outside the legal system. Gains can't be taxed and failure to apply AML/KYC can't be prosecuted, but you get no protection from the courts for theft. I'd take that bargain.
- arcticfox 5y ago> If I appear and sue a drug dealer for giving me fake 100's, I'd get laughed at. Is that actually true? On the criminal side, I served on a grand jury, and a lot of the cases we saw were criminal-on-criminal crime. I guess the idea driving the crime was that criminals make easier targets as they're less likely to go to the police. But some did.