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June 17, 2016, 04:14:32 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

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June 17, 2016, 04:16:04 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.
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June 17, 2016, 04:17:10 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Further there is no one who could demand this there is no Lenin with his minions following him

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June 17, 2016, 04:23:51 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Damn right ..Well said !

I also have agreed when similar things happened to other shit coins before.
So i am not agreeing just because i don't like ETH or something.
He REALLY did fuck up and make a2nd massive problem on top of the first (the hack)

It may have limped along after but not after Butterin fucking it up like that..

what an idiot  Cheesy

but that is centralized (not a currency) ICO scam "coin" for profit DAPPS platform leader for ya LOL

Note a REAL decentralized currency would not have a leader even able to fuck with it like that int he first place.

Moral of the story ?
..wait for it..

here it comes..

"i wuz hacked"


aha ha hahahahhahahhahah ahhahahahahahhahahha

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June 17, 2016, 04:24:07 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Wasn't there a bitcoin snafu where it went to 1c briefly because there was a major code problem in early days, like 2011 or 2012?
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June 17, 2016, 04:25:39 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Wasn't there a bitcoin snafu where it went to 1c briefly because there was a major code problem in early days, like 2011 or 2012?

Bitcoin was the first of it's kind.  There wasn't any alternatives people who now would naturally go to, and in theory killing off eth. 
Different times. Reversing transaction due to badly written code is what they are currently proposing.  All principles go out the window and eth will be tarnished forever.
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June 17, 2016, 04:30:02 PM
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You THINK!?!

Lol, you can eb 10000% sure ! Vitalk scammer and his minions become millionaires thanks to idiots buying this ETH scam.

ETH --> finished ! DONE.

If you are smart and want to remain in crypto, move your shitcoins into LTC or BTC, or cash out and dont ever turn back.

ETH--> FINISHED.
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June 17, 2016, 04:33:41 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

I agree with this thinking . ETH is basically done.

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June 17, 2016, 04:34:09 PM
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I think it's indeed a hard blow for Ethereum.

Ethereum's "USP" is their Turing-complete smart contract platform. You can basically do all things with the scripting language that you can do also with another programming language.

On the other hand, if you sign a contract, you should understand what you are signing.

But that's the problem. Turing-complete programs can be very complex. Not anybody - in fact, very few people, mostly "techies" - understands Turing complete code and its implications.

Now you have a contract - a "DAO" - that attracted thousands of little investors, most of them having no clue about what the code did and what its security implications were. And the security _was_ violated. That _will_ happen again.

I can imagine Ethereum now only as a platform "from nerds for nerds". At least, for any investor in a Ethereum-based DAO, expert analysis of the code would be an absolute must. So its hard to imagine an adoption of the Ethereum platform by small and medium businesses and, much less so, by the average Joe.

So it may actually not be "dead", but reduced to a absolute niche platform.

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June 17, 2016, 04:35:27 PM
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June 17, 2016, 04:58:01 PM
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In my opinion don't expect high in altcoin like ethereum they are the same as other altcoin.. why they are making new currency and sell it when its release in trading sites? honestly in the first time if what other altcoin do after pump and dump they are also doing it.. they are just making more money with there project.. remember DAO i heard that this project already hack thats why the price is crash.
What do you think guys why they are starting making new altcoin day by day i saw many new altcoin in altcoin anouncement.. they are just lying in there promises even the name of the coin is nonesense they are pumping the price to attract people to sold it..
Honestly those altcoin are useless no use.. we are already have legit coin and oldcoin in market places they are already live long.. like cbx litecoin dogecoin..
why they are still making new one.?

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June 17, 2016, 05:21:42 PM
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-15 % an hour ago..

$ 14.67 (-25.87 %)

nuff said..

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ETH is fucked ..GAME OVER !

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June 17, 2016, 05:24:28 PM
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https://twitter.com/kristovatlas/status/743855063597121536

Almost 2 years ago exactly, Vericoin (VRC) forked to recover stolen funds
http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-protected-vericoin-stolen-mintpal-wallet-breach/

VRC chart since:

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June 18, 2016, 04:37:19 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Damn right ..Well said !

I also have agreed when similar things happened to other shit coins before.
So i am not agreeing just because i don't like ETH or something.
He REALLY did fuck up and make a2nd massive problem on top of the first (the hack)

It may have limped along after but not after Butterin fucking it up like that..

what an idiot  Cheesy

but that is centralized (not a currency) ICO scam "coin" for profit DAPPS platform leader for ya LOL

Note a REAL decentralized currency would not have a leader even able to fuck with it like that int he first place.

Moral of the story ?
..wait for it..

here it comes..

"i wuz hacked"


aha ha hahahahhahahhahah ahhahahahahahhahahha

Yeah and the biggest joke of it all is it was not even a proper hack cause the "hacker" used the code of the DAO smart contract to get the money, so he deserves the money, but mad Vitalik wants to steal it with a hardfork, what a mess!

Glad I was all in on BTC.
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June 18, 2016, 04:56:25 PM
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Ethereum will continue to slowly bleed out over next 26 days until the "stolen" ETH is available to be spent. The big bleedout will occur when one of two things happen:

1. Ethereum forks, either soft or hard, both would be disastrous to the long term viability of ETH. It would be a very dangerous precedent to set.
2. No action taken, the "stolen" funds become spendable and the attacker dumps them all on the market, because who the hell wants to sit on several million dollars worth of funny money?

Either scenario would involve a mass dump return and Ethereum back to sane pricing. Over 1 billion market cap for an unproven system was always unsustainable - this just hastened things along. I would not be surprised to see it go under $1 or $2 after all this is said and done. I worry what the community will do, since this situation is very similar to what happened with NXT, even though no fork was issued there, the community was split down the middle and the coin never recovered.

Time will tell. Ethereum still has a long term chance if they do not fork, and the community does not divide itself, though it will take a long time to recover from this market shock. Very unfortunate situation for all involved, but maintaining fungibility should take priority over everything else.

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June 18, 2016, 04:59:32 PM
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Ethereum will continue to slowly bleed out over next 26 days until the "stolen" ETH is available to be spent. The big bleedout will occur when one of two things happen:

1. Ethereum forks, either soft or hard, both would be disastrous to the long term viability of ETH. It would be a very dangerous precedent to set.
2. No action taken, the "stolen" funds become spendable and the attacker dumps them all on the market, because who the hell wants to sit on several million dollars worth of funny money?

Either scenario would involve a mass dump return Ethereum back to sane pricing. Over 1 billion market cap for an unproven system was always unsustainable, this just hastened things along. I would not be surprised to see it go under $1 or $2 after all this is said and done. Ethereum still has a long term chance if they do not fork, though it will take a long time to recover from this market shock.

Why do they fail if they fork?

Seems to me the fanboys who buy anything that sounds good, don't really care about whether it is decentralized, because we were writing for months in the Ethereum Paradox thread that Casper would be moving it towards centralization. They only believe what they want to believe.

So why would recovering the funds for the fanboys be worse than not from the perspective of sustaining Ethereum?

They can state that the rules weren't well elucidated and that in the future, all users must understand that contracts are not warranted to perform as advertised.

Tual has potentially a big problem if they didn't do adequate disclosure. This can end up in lawsuits and he can end up prosecuted under securities regulations. If they did make very clear and conspicuous disclosure about risks, then they definitely shouldn't fork because no one will ever again know what the rules are (as they will be open to change at-will).
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June 18, 2016, 05:03:33 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Wasn't there a bitcoin snafu where it went to 1c briefly because there was a major code problem in early days, like 2011 or 2012?
Yes and this is consistently overlooked by Spoetniktards.

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June 18, 2016, 05:05:17 PM
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Why do they fail if they fork?

Seems to me the fanboys who buy anything that sounds good, don't really care about whether it is decentralized, because we were writing for months in the Ethereum Paradox thread that Casper would be moving it towards centralization. They only believe what they want to believe.

So why would recovering the funds for the fanboys be worse than not from the perspective of sustaining Ethereum?
All about fungibility and centralization. It sucks, and I don't think anyone could honestly argue that the attacker deserves the coins, but intervening would be disastrous to the long term prospects of ETH. There's plenty of precedent to suggest that intervention like this would be a death sentence. The "fanboys" wouldn't care, but as far as long term adoption and all that goes, you're really shooting yourself in the foot. Those in it for the quick money are no doubt pissed off, but anyone in it for the long haul should be staunchly against a fork.

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Why do they fail if they fork?

Seems to me the fanboys who buy anything that sounds good, don't really care about whether it is decentralized, because we were writing for months in the Ethereum Paradox thread that Casper would be moving it towards centralization. They only believe what they want to believe.

So why would recovering the funds for the fanboys be worse than not from the perspective of sustaining Ethereum?

They can state that the rules weren't well elucidated and that in the future, all users must understand that contracts are not warranted to perform as advertised.

Tual has potentially a big problem if they didn't do adequate disclosure. This can end up in lawsuits and he can end up prosecuted under securities regulations. If they did make very clear and conspicuous disclosure about risks, then they definitely shouldn't fork because no one will ever again know what the rules are (as they will be open to change at-will).

All about fungibility and centralization. It sucks, and I don't think anyone could honestly argue that the attacker deserves the coins, but intervening would be disastrous to the long term prospects of ETH. There's plenty of precedent to suggest that intervention like this would be a death sentence. The "fanboys" wouldn't care, but as far as long term adoption and all that goes, you're really shooting yourself in the foot. Those in it for the quick money are no doubt pissed off, but anyone in it for the long haul should be staunchly against a fork.

I think the "attacker" deserves the funds, because and assuming he did nothing illegal (but I am not even sure if he didn't violate some obscure law). But we are discussing about perceptions of what the risks are. Please re-read my prior post as I added to it. For me, it hinges on whether they had adequately explained/disclosed the risks to the DAO and ETH investors. I suspect not (otherwise why $168m invested[1]). Thus I argue they can fork and then make the conspicuous and repeated disclosure so that it is clear they will be consistent from here on. And they pretty much have to fork in that case, else they throw themselves under the legal liability bus (but due to the decline in the ETH price they are fucked legally no matter what they do). As for the threats of lawsuits from the "attacker", these can be ignored because they can claim that the majority has the Byzantine power to fork and everyone who uses CC knows that.

Or they can take the stance that all CC investors should know the risks and that they are the owners, because it is decentralized. In that case, they shouldn't fork, but I think they will lose this argument in court perhaps. The DAO investors can file a class action lawsuit for example (which btw supercedes every international jurisdiction!) and claim to be n00bs who trusted Vitalik and Tual their idols.

I believe this clusterfuck is going to lead to securities regulation of CC.  Cry

Vitalik is growing up very fast I think right about now.


[1] Where are the statements about how participants could lose everything if there is a bug? They should have scared away some of the money. I read 18,000 investors for $168 million, so several $1000s each.
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June 18, 2016, 05:12:02 PM
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I think Ethereum will be no more among us after this attack, the issues to it will be fixed sooner but i don't think that it will survive for longer , it will die in this year.

Vitalik Buterin did the mistake of his life by pannicking about people panic selling and demanding that exchanges froze the ETH markets... I mean what the FUCK? Think about this for a moment. This is terrible and sets a scary precedent. This would never happen with BTC because everyone knows it would be a disaster.

Wasn't there a bitcoin snafu where it went to 1c briefly because there was a major code problem in early days, like 2011 or 2012?
Yes and this is consistently overlooked by Spoetniktards.

Not the same at all. BTC had a PROTOCOL problem, and BTC was tiny back then, no one even cared. ETH problem is just money being "stolen" (not really since "hacker" just used the contract's code), and marketcap is on the millions of dollars.
When was the last time satoshi told exchanges to freeze all funds? Get real, ETH is fucked, BTC as solid as ever.
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