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Author Topic: 0.1% of all ETH supply is locked up in FOMO/POWH  (Read 103 times)
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July 28, 2018, 12:50:50 AM
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Officially 0.1% of all ETH supply has been locked up in FOMO/POWH.  How will this all end? I'm still not sure if this is a good or bad idea, but either way this is a really fascinating idea these teams have come up with. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kL874U07ncY
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July 28, 2018, 03:45:56 AM
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POWH doesn't lock shit.
F3D long is locked - yes.

The thing which should concern you is what Justo just said:

"For those of you not aware of what's happening, you're watching the death of proof of work. Byzantine fault tolerance is a concept that assumes a portion of all miners on the network will do their best to attack the network for profit. In general this is hoped to be quite low, in practice we put a bounty on exploiting it so the only transactions getting through are through non colluding miners. High gwei gas prices will still get you through (its designed to be just out of reach for this attack), they're throwing away a massive amount of ethereum to try this kind of exploit. But if they are successful, it'll spell an absolute death sentence for trust in the network. Fun. (Note, the below screenshot seems to be inaccurate now, the website used while etherscan was down was very unreliable still you were watching 1000 gwei transactions not go through for 2-3 minutes. Very interesting.)"

A distributed system attempts to access an API data source, but since the nodes need not execute the instructions simultaneously, the data provided by the API can yield different results. Hence you need to build some kind of time to API value lookup table; formally called oracle.
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