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> contract still live, i assume. i think it was governed by a DAO so if they haven’t/don’t hurry up and lock that down Most smart contracts are deployed in suc
by chrisco255 4y ago
> contract still live, i assume. i think it was governed by a DAO so if they haven’t/don’t hurry up and lock that down
Most smart contracts are deployed in such a way as to be immutable. They can also be cloned trivially. The source has already been backed up to IPFS.
They might as well ban elliptic curves.
Also, someone already used TC to send 0.1ETH to dozens of celebs such as Jimmy Fallon and Dave Chappelle, because crypto works like email. You can't prevent someone from sending something and you can't prove it was or wasn't them that initiated it.
- amluto 4y agoBut you can refuse to allow those tainted ETH to be exchanged for anything off the Ethereum blockchain.
- chrisco255 4y agoIf I send you 0.1 ETH and your wallet already had 8.76 ETH then you engage in 100 transactions and trades and in the process you zero out the account a few times and you refund the account a few times. Which 0.1 ETH is sanctioned? At which address? When it was swapped in a Uniswap liquidity pool for a defi token which was provided as collateral on Aave then borrowed against in RAI only to be swapped for NFTs that were flipped for a profit and distributed to 27 different addresses?
- spinny 4y agoI believe that the most used is the FIFO method (https://arxiv.org/pdf/1906.05754.pdf https://arxiv.org/pdf/1906.05754.pdf)
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