First i want to say that i am not that experienced in the involved maths or economics behind CC.
And my nickname and that this is the first posting should give you an idea that i am a 100% decred advocate. So, yeah i am a bozo butthole at its best...

Thanks for your mathematical proof of that if you control a majority of stake you need a less fraction of pow to control the network.

The conclusion comes down to something like:
Bad News: If someone owns the network - they can own the network!

I am impressed what a mathematical genius you must be to come to that conclusion! Wow! I am wondering what the fuck you are doing here at crypto at all... please tell us some more news we did not knew before your appearance! The coin you will release must put everyone else into its shadows!

So lets keep on analyzing your abuse of charlie lee, the btcsuite developers and everyone involved in decred....

So you need a majority of +75% of staketickets to pull of your attack.
Additionaly you need a good amount of PoW under your control.

That would enable you to pull of an attack that will burn your investment, which have to be locked into tickets to pull that attack of

I mean, thanks, this is a pinky & the brains wet dream at its best! Have fun achieving this you economic genius.

people don't realise there's a hard cap of 20 tickets per block accepted so it's almost impossible to flood the pool unless the price is very high and then, of course, you run into capital restrictions.

https://forum.decred.org/threads/what-can-be-learned-from-peercoin-nubits.5020/#post-24035

Can you please show an example of an coin where it is not possible to attack the network if you own the network? Anyone? Please help me, this finding is so fundamental i think i just should go back to investing in fiat!

Man you guy is just a joke on cocaine... thats a impression someone gets of your genius conclusions you get!

The initial airdrop gave 284 Coins which is currently worth +$3400 - Staked for one year its more like +$3600 (thank you bozo developers, this is decentralization)

You are talking about centralization... of course thats a scenario that "Decentralized Credit" is trying to prevent at all costs. Lately we see a lot of people jumping on the hater train which i laugh out loud about. Go guy... give some more of your genius economic analyses and keep on bubbling shit like an butt with an inlet!

You made my day, enlight yourself but leave the drugs away please...