Well it was fun while it lasted. It didn't seem like a lot of proposals were actually being voted on enough, but it sucks to see it crash and burn like this.
Sorry to hear of the attack. I think many, if not most /bitcoiners feel your pain. You'll recover and come back stronger than before. Love and best wishes, bitcoiners.
Do not let TheDao be taken out like this. Fixed the contracts code. Yes it was hacked, ether were stolen. Do not cower like this with returning all ether from crowdfunding. Stand up with what you proposed at the start. Times like these are the true test. You do not fold if you know you have the best card.
@oslak If I'm understanding the analysis put out there, the recursive reentry attack on the DAO has left its balances completely out of wack. It still thinks it has all the unsplit ether. What's more, the child DAO it was sent to doesn't realise it has so much.
You can't just 'fix the code'. The whole locked up centralised fund design is wrong IMO.
With the release of the analysis more attacks will come to thedao until it has no more funds to send. They have to secure what's left. There could be a better solution than return all.
Is the price will go up or drop if it will be a hard fork? I am talking about the market price, I have more than 900 ether I had purchased for $17
I think the price will rise again, but not as soon as we could espect. It will take some months for people to recover the confidence on the project, but definetilly ETh will succeed.
@ethermine_rocks Yes, we do have months, and PoS is not likely to be fully implemented before early 2017, at the ealiest. If you say "we do not have months", that translates into "PoS will be here in less than 2 months", which is a complete fallacy.
@IIIDMDIII No, PoS is not mining. You stake a significant amount of ETH and "bet", in a manner of speaking, on whether a block is valid. There are only 250 of these "stake holders", aka "validators" for the whole network. All is requires, hardware-wise, is a couple of small-to-medium sized servers. There are no GPUs used.
@G416G I'm just trying to help people. I don't follow ever post they make on the forum to see if they have another agenda. I don't have the time or the energy. But thanks for the heads-up.
I'm not a spammer, but @G416G seems to think otherwise...I definitely did not post fake articles, or any articles for that matter. Do you just assume all new members are spammers because we don't post as often and our posts vary? I'm still trying to get a feel for this forum and Ethereum because I am not well informed on the technical side, but it is kind of hard to do so when you are labeled as a spammer. I know this is the internet and there really is no way for me to prove otherwise (and I do not wish to waste my time trying to), but I can assure you I do live in the great state of Ohio and I am a very happy Cleveland sports fan. Thank you very much @dlehenky I appreciate you taking time to answer my questions and I can assure you that your time is not wasted.
@G416G says the guy who's been flagged for spam and abuse multiple times. Do you just patrol this forum all day and look for new members, flag them for spam, and get their threads deleted? Thanks for getting my thread removed I'm sure that solved a lot. You're probably just going to flag my post again and discard it as spam so I'm done trying to prove my case. You're not even a moderator so I don't see why you're so obsessed with "spam" lol
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https://blog.ethereum.org/2016/06/17/critical-update-re-dao-vulnerability/
Things will go back to normal. I knew I should dumped at 21 and just restocked when it dipped, but I didn't know a dip would be TODAY.
No sweat.
Sorry to hear of the attack. I think many, if not most /bitcoiners feel your pain. You'll recover and come back stronger than before. Love and best wishes, bitcoiners.
You can't just 'fix the code'. The whole locked up centralised fund design is wrong IMO.
Lol :')
Perhaps people would not mind rehasing if it means keeping integrity in the system which would allow the price to rise accordingly?
Also what kind of a return are people getting hashing for Ethereum per MH?
I am talking about the market price, I have more than 900 ether I had purchased for $17