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The better feature is that it is also irreversible. Irreversible contracts with holes that you cannot dispute in a court of law.

• koonsolo 5y ago
  It's not really irreversible, it's irreversible by consensus. So if there is a consensus to roll back, it can be done. And in fact it has been done in the past https://levelup.gitconnected.com/how-ethereum-reversed-a-50-million-dao-attack-cee528d8c030 https://levelup.gitconnected.com/how-ethereum-reversed-a-50-...
  • whatever1 5y ago
    It is done only if the supreme leaders decide to push for a fork. They did it once, and it is not clear what criteria they used to do so. Should we expect that the core dev team will push for a fork again? If so, what is the threshold for future scams? 100M? 10? If I get scammed of $100k don’t I deserve my money back? Are we going to create a fork for every dispute, or are we going to just ignore all disputes? The whole thing does not work.
    • koonsolo 5y ago
      Seems to work. Everyone can decide for their own if they want to use the fork or not. Like I say, it's a consensus. Remember Ethereum Classic? Well, that network was powered by those who didn't agree with that rollback. Isn't it better to make up your own mind than to have some 'leader' decide for everyone? Welcome to decentralization.