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> They just didn't foresee You're assuming that it wasn't intentionally designed that way. The regularity of these events should makes it impossible to believ
by nullc 5y ago
> They just didn't foresee
You're assuming that it wasn't intentionally designed that way.
The regularity of these events should makes it impossible to believe that they're all accidents... it's also not possible to figure out exactly which ones are and which aren't, which is itself no accident. (Or in which cases a third party exploited the vulnerability prematurely...)
Particularly so in that the advertised functionality of the system was obviously a non-sustatinable ponzi scheme... It was always going to explode, the only uncertainty would be how.
- carmen_sandiego 5y agoThe counterbalance is that this is like a game of hot potato. You set up your platform with known flaw, and you wait around trying to hit max locked funds. But the whole time you're nervous someone else is going to spot the issue and take it before you do. If that happens, and you used some kind of personal credibility to set it up, you've missed your shot.
- bornfreddy 5y agoAnd even if you succeed, the funds are still "dirty".