But Ned sell these stake to Justin. Does Ned keep his promise?
As I said, code is everything in blockchain world. This is the duty of witnesses. But witnesses lost their duty.
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But Ned sell these stake to Justin. Does Ned keep his promise?
As I said, code is everything in blockchain world. This is the duty of witnesses. But witnesses lost their duty.
Users of a blockchain, especially a DPoS blockchain, have a duty to keep it decentralized. Users that voted for it to be attacked by a single party failed at their duty. They are a large part of the reason it's necessary to create Hive, so Hive won't automatically airdrop on them.
Your reason is very funny.
My point is that locked somebody's account is a very wrong way. Especially this account hasnot been locked until its owner changed. The top witnesses are putting a two-standard on the same issue which can be solved by coding long time ago.
Nobody's accounts are locked in Hive. Nobody is owed anything on this new Hive blockchain. It is a new blockchain being forked from Steem. Accounts will carry on in Hive and can still be used by their owners. Balances are being airdropped on corresponding Hive accounts that did not participate in the centralization attack on Steem. If you like Steem, stay here and don't worry that some people's corresponding Hive accounts did not receive an airdrop. If you'd like to exclude your own airdropped balance on Hive, you can still send it to the @null account.
You said nobody's accounts are locked on Hive.
But I don't believe those top witnesses ever. This time they locked the account, who knows when they will lock the account again for their own benefit.
How many witnesses get benefit from @freedom and other big whale accounts. But what did they do for the community? Over three years passed, I only see the community is sinking.
If I get airdropped balance, I will send it to the @null account no doubt.