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Which would either require an in protocol slashing event or a hard fork. In which case the fork with the broadest legitamacy would prevail (see the events aroun
by yokem55 4y ago
Which would either require an in protocol slashing event or a hard fork. In which case the fork with the broadest legitamacy would prevail (see the events around the Steem/Hive hard fork). Blockchains cannot escape being fundamentally social creatures with values and priorities and the communities around those chains will ultimately have the last word about their operation.
- tylersmith 4y agoI'm not sure what your point is. Obviously it would require a protocol change, and such a change can't be done with fungible work.