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Ethereum has forked to roll-back hacks in the past, likely for something as big as making ETH from thin air they'd do the same with even less hesitation.
by VectorLock 5y ago
Ethereum has forked to roll-back hacks in the past, likely for something as big as making ETH from thin air they'd do the same with even less hesitation.
- jollybean 5y agoYes, and they can do it for whatever reason they want. One might argue therefore that ETH is centrally controlled, and with considerably less oversight and reasonable oversight than, for example, most central banks.
- SparkyMcUnicorn 5y agoAnyone can fork ETH, and a fork is only successful if there's consensus.
- CRConrad 5y agoFunny how that "consensus" seems to be defined as "among those who have the most". So how is that any more decentralised, any less of an oligarchy, than the old system?