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July 20, 2016, 05:39:10 PM
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The perpetrators of a sickening heist are hopefully to be denied their ill gotten gains. As a hard assed businesswoman I'd be encouraged by how the community have pulled together to right a disgusting wrong.

and what happens when there are hundreds of millions of contracts operating and the biggest of all requests a hard fork? or maybe ten or fifteen request hard forks?

would you consider entrusting your mountain of business to something that can be swayed by the emotions and requirements of a certain number of users?

that goes to show it's amateur hour still. something that aspires to run the world should not be so easily influenced.

obviously it's good that something like this happens now, but it also undermines what the whole thing's supposed to be about.  
Are you dumb ? First off, this HF only modified the dao exploit, nothing else was rollbacked, as some fudders would like us to believe. Second, most miners seem to be pragmatic, not allowing theft and PoS being threatened, therefore blockchain's existence by allowing to create the biggest ill intended whale in ethereum. Wow, do you people even think about these things ? A HF is 10 times less worse than no action at all. Not to mention the HF was an option only because the ether was stuck in the dao and the hardfork didnt rollback anything except the dao itself, otherwise HF wouldnt have been possible. So if you or i lose 10mil ethereum, there wont be a hardfork because they would have to rollback the entire chain for us,not just "our dao".
Relax fella. That Spoetniktard sockie is just trolling you. They can't be that retarded. Can they?

Do not take him seriously. Look at the Ethereum price after the hard fork. It indicates the hard fork is a success.
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July 20, 2016, 05:43:26 PM
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The perpetrators of a sickening heist are hopefully to be denied their ill gotten gains. As a hard assed businesswoman I'd be encouraged by how the community have pulled together to right a disgusting wrong.

and what happens when there are hundreds of millions of contracts operating and the biggest of all requests a hard fork? or maybe ten or fifteen request hard forks?

would you consider entrusting your mountain of business to something that can be swayed by the emotions and requirements of a certain number of users?

that goes to show it's amateur hour still. something that aspires to run the world should not be so easily influenced.

obviously it's good that something like this happens now, but it also undermines what the whole thing's supposed to be about.  
Are you dumb ? First off, this HF only modified the dao exploit, nothing else was rollbacked, as some fudders would like us to believe. Second, most miners seem to be pragmatic, not allowing theft and PoS being threatened, therefore blockchain's existence by allowing to create the biggest ill intended whale in ethereum. Wow, do you people even think about these things ? A HF is 10 times less worse than no action at all. Not to mention the HF was an option only because the ether was stuck in the dao and the hardfork didnt rollback anything except the dao itself, otherwise HF wouldnt have been possible. So if you or i lose 10mil ethereum, there wont be a hardfork because they would have to rollback the entire chain for us,not just "our dao".
Relax fella. That Spoetniktard sockie is just trolling you. They can't be that retarded. Can they?

Do not take him seriously. Look at the Ethereum price after the hard fork. It indicates the hard fork is a success.
So far so gud:

ETH UP 14%
DAO UP 11%

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July 20, 2016, 05:52:07 PM
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why are the douchebag fudderz so silent now
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July 20, 2016, 07:02:21 PM
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Probably figured out their useless fud doesnt give any result so they bought back in at a loss, not wanting to miss this train.
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July 20, 2016, 08:17:52 PM
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The perpetrators of a sickening heist are hopefully to be denied their ill gotten gains. As a hard assed businesswoman I'd be encouraged by how the community have pulled together to right a disgusting wrong.

and what happens when there are hundreds of millions of contracts operating and the biggest of all requests a hard fork? or maybe ten or fifteen request hard forks?

would you consider entrusting your mountain of business to something that can be swayed by the emotions and requirements of a certain number of users?

that goes to show it's amateur hour still. something that aspires to run the world should not be so easily influenced.

obviously it's good that something like this happens now, but it also undermines what the whole thing's supposed to be about.  
Are you dumb ? First off, this HF only modified the dao exploit, nothing else was rollbacked, as some fudders would like us to believe. Second, most miners seem to be pragmatic, not allowing theft and PoS being threatened, therefore blockchain's existence by allowing to create the biggest ill intended whale in ethereum. Wow, do you people even think about these things ? A HF is 10 times less worse than no action at all. Not to mention the HF was an option only because the ether was stuck in the dao and the hardfork didnt rollback anything except the dao itself, otherwise HF wouldnt have been possible. So if you or i lose 10mil ethereum, there wont be a hardfork because they would have to rollback the entire chain for us,not just "our dao".
Relax fella. That Spoetniktard sockie is just trolling you. They can't be that retarded. Can they?

Do not take him seriously. Look at the Ethereum price after the hard fork. It indicates the hard fork is a success.

I hope that hard fork bring success for ethereum as it was a very good altcoin and people were attracted to it, but after hard fork even after its success we have to stay a little away from it for some time, and have to check its success that for how much it continue.
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July 21, 2016, 01:32:43 PM
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I hope that hard fork bring success for ethereum as it was a very good altcoin and people were attracted to it, but after hard fork even after its success we have to stay a little away from it for some time, and have to check its success that for how much it continue.

That is right. After the hard fork, some people might stay away from it as do not like the idea of the hard fork.

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July 21, 2016, 01:50:57 PM
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The question is, where is the bottom? 8 dollars per coin in the next weeks, I think.
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July 22, 2016, 11:12:00 AM
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The question is, where is the bottom? 8 dollars per coin in the next weeks, I think.

If the Ethreum becomes $8, I think many people will buy it. There are many applications for Ethereum to be used.
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July 24, 2016, 12:56:08 PM
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The question is, where is the bottom? 8 dollars per coin in the next weeks, I think.

If the Ethreum becomes $8, I think many people will buy it. There are many applications for Ethereum to be used.

The Ethereum price is rising at the moment, the price is about $1 now. It seems many people like that coin.

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July 24, 2016, 03:49:58 PM
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The Ethereum Classic hash rate is quite low at the moment. If you have higher hash rate, can you transfer the stolen Eth into your own account?
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July 25, 2016, 07:29:19 AM
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The Ethereum Classic hash rate is quite low at the moment. If you have higher hash rate, can you transfer the stolen Eth into your own account?

I just had a look at the Ethereum Classic (ETC) price and the mining difficulty level, it is no long profitable to mine.

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July 25, 2016, 04:49:10 PM
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The Ethereum Classic hash rate is quite low at the moment. If you have higher hash rate, can you transfer the stolen Eth into your own account?

I just had a look at the Ethereum Classic (ETC) price and the mining difficulty level, it is no long profitable to mine.

After the ETC price drops to $0.1 or lower, it will drop even faster as fewer miners will mine it and it is susceptible to 51% attack.
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July 25, 2016, 05:01:53 PM
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A lot of instability atm and I think it's still in the bubble phase.
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July 25, 2016, 05:08:28 PM
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Ethereum has a good project for now. I think as long as Ethereum is in continuous development and become more useful in the future, it is a good coin.
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July 25, 2016, 05:22:59 PM
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Ethereum has a good project for now. I think as long as Ethereum is in continuous development and become more useful in the future, it is a good coin.
How you sure that ethereum as a good project.. how about the hack ethereum from hackers before when is daio halving issue's?
I think hackers will dump there ethereum if they saw that the price of bitcoin will increase more.
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July 26, 2016, 08:29:09 AM
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Ethereum has a good project for now. I think as long as Ethereum is in continuous development and become more useful in the future, it is a good coin.

There are two Ethereum at the moment. One of them will be killed by the DAO hacker soon. So it is better to wait.
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July 26, 2016, 05:12:38 PM
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Ethereum has a good project for now. I think as long as Ethereum is in continuous development and become more useful in the future, it is a good coin.

There are two Ethereum at the moment. One of them will be killed by the DAO hacker soon. So it is better to wait.

I think if there are many supports of the ETC and they are very rich, it is possible to make some money for the miners.
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July 26, 2016, 05:33:05 PM
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For now its risky to invest  your bitcoin in ethereum because i think hackers are still holding their ethereum they are waiting  for the price increase so if you fall about this again.. you will lose..

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July 27, 2016, 02:54:42 PM
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For now its risky to invest  your bitcoin in ethereum because i think hackers are still holding their ethereum they are waiting  for the price increase so if you fall about this again.. you will lose..

That is right. It depends on the fact that if the hacker is part of the ETC team. It is possible that they are related.

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July 27, 2016, 05:31:00 PM
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For now its risky to invest  your bitcoin in ethereum because i think hackers are still holding their ethereum they are waiting  for the price increase so if you fall about this again.. you will lose..

That is right. It depends on the fact that if the hacker is part of the ETC team. It is possible that they are related.

Will we find out that in a few weeks? I heard there will be a law suit on the Ethereum Foundation, he might be exposed.
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