Same goes for blocking addresses.
The rules are defined by code and everyone is treated the same. Any exception to that, and there's no way to trust the whole system any more.
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Same goes for blocking addresses.
The rules are defined by code and everyone is treated the same. Any exception to that, and there's no way to trust the whole system any more.
truly, i'm 50/50, because this not final release. ipmortant don't refund $ to dao to investors
It was always the case that if 51% of the mining power colluded (for good or for evil) they could pick and choose which transactions to accept and what made a transaction valid. You were always trusting that 51% of the miners would not collude against an honest participant, and there's still no evidence that trust was misplaced.