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by chollida1 4y ago
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You put in a proxy contract that just sends the money back to the user who sent it to you.
Problem solved for sanctions.
- rglullis 4y agoTo put a proxy contract means that there will be an admin able to make contract upgrades. IOW, you need to have offchain trust in the contract deployer. This is widely regarded as a measure that defeats the purpose of decentralization. So, yes, you could have an upgraded version of TC, but if you want to go that route you might simply use a centralized exchange as a mixer.
- chollida1 4y agoSure, you are partially correct in your understanding. I was only responding to some one who doesn't understand the ETH tech stack who said it was impossible. It most certainly isn't impossible and proxy contracts are how we deal with things like this in ETH.