/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24459238
>Any developer will agree that it is much safer to program on ethereum rather than on cardano if they release smart contracts or whatever.

>How many times has Ethereum been exploited or hacked.
So many times that people have now lost count. A Conservative figure would be at least 100 times with over $250 Million dollars stolen. All of these hacks, thefts and exploits are a direct consequence of developing in Solidity.
Ethereum 2.0 doesn’t resolve this problem or even address it. Draining liquidity pools and stealing users funds is always going to occur even when you “audit” the contract. Ethereum developers would rather not discuss this topic.

>>24393122
>solidity is much easier for them to wrap their heads around.

Unfortunately Mr "expert programer" Solidity isn't high assurance code and therefore you can never build serious financial dapp's on top of it because there will always be a some margin of error.. How many times does this need to be explained to you? Why do you think most if not all major financial institutions write their applications in Haskell?