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> It's cool that you can setup a system where the people running it don't have admin powers. How often is this true in practice? It seems like crypto often has
by sosodev 4y ago
> It's cool that you can setup a system where the people running it don't have admin powers.
How often is this true in practice? It seems like crypto often has centralized points where people have admin powers.
- aeturnum 4y agoI think it's typically true? The instances I know of where transactions were undone involved convincing all the node runners to fork their nodes - they were not done "within" the blockchain system. Instead they used social consensus to create a slightly altered blockchain system. How big of a difference this makes to you is up for debate.