> In a proof-of-stake world, each fork can have a valid voting majority of stakers. There's no actually-scarce resource to split, so no external mechanism to de

> In a proof-of-stake world, each fork can have a valid voting majority of stakers. There's no actually-scarce resource to split, so no external mechanism to decide which fork is the "real" one. So what really happened when a PoS chain forked? Justin Sun learned the hard way.