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I’m still confused as to why web3 hasn’t come up with an “undo transaction” when shit like this happens.
by ChicagoDave 4y ago
I’m still confused as to why web3 hasn’t come up with an “undo transaction” when shit like this happens.
- yieldcrv 4y agothe areas being bridged to often do have an undo transaction and is a real threat to a heist, which is why people try to get funds across the bridge as fast as possible, or only exploit the other side of the bridge
- Ekaros 4y agoThe failure of these undo steps is that what if transactions downstream have already happened. Possibly with physical goods or real money. Unroll those too? And on whose cost?