This wasn't the impression I got of Ethereum. Nor am I terribly shocked at their talk of a hard fork. They always seemed more "pragmatic" about these things than typical bitcoin fans, more of a "if a majority of the participants are OK with it, what's the problem?" attitude. Which is IMO more realistic.
The DAO, though, that always seemed slightly fishy to me. "A company for carrying out an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is right now".
Buttcoin in my experience has been less about insightful criticism and more about ... well, the kind of criticism the name suggests.
The DAO, though, that always seemed slightly fishy to me. "A company for carrying out an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is right now".
Buttcoin in my experience has been less about insightful criticism and more about ... well, the kind of criticism the name suggests.