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The author is wondering why the creature is waiting. If it was my creature (just for the record: it is not!) I would perhaps try* the following: set up a few tr
by plank 5y ago
The author is wondering why the creature is waiting. If it was my creature (just for the record: it is not!) I would perhaps try* the following: set up a few transfers so that IF someone tries to empty their account, immediately make a two-three or four competing transfer. As it is longer, it may win the other (just one transaction). So if e.g. account A is compromised (private key found), perpetrator sets up transaction from A to B, from B to C, from C to D. If the original owner tries to do a transaction from A to Z, immediately throw the A->B->C->D transactions.
*Would this actually work? Not a Ethereum/Bloclkchain guy myself.
- yonixw 5y ago1) Why multiple transactions? you can give higher fees for a single transaction which will still give it higher priority 2) Unless you are a malicious BTC\ETH mining node that got the future transaction (which uses the nonce again), it will be too late. You will learn about the re-use only after the blockchain update propagates.