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It's literally unhackable you fucking dumb fucks.

>>7455153
im so fucking /COMFY/ i can actually sleep now

>mfw when the worlds first transparent ponzi becomes so successful, jaded devs from clones spam the smart contract with exploits
>mfw there are no exploits

havent slept this /comfy/ in weeks

updated to include front wing

Thought this would be dead or hacked by now, I guess I'll throw some gamble bucks at it, don't let me down anons

>>7455225
>mfw when the worlds first transparent ponzi becomes so successful, jaded devs from clones spam the smart contract with exploits
literally subhuman level of pathetic...

bump

>>7455225
yeah unlike powhcoin the devs actually tested this before they released it

>>7455482
how do you test a smart contract?

>keep wasting that gas with your
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFf value BS...
literal subhuman scum kek...

>>7455517
google it you fat fuckin idiot

uhh didnt someone find an exploit and said he'd get in touch with the devs first? If that didnt work he'd drain the acc.

>>7455517

https://www.reddit.com/r/ethpyramid/comments/7uqh24/exploit_analysis_results_ethpyramid_smart_contract/

...and the White-Hat hacker that saw the exploit and tried to warn the PoWH gang (who ignored him) actually helped harden/test & build ETH Pyramid.

The attack vectors are all gone, and it's not going down till the Etherium network does!

>>7455517

they had Arc on the team (the guy that found the original exploit for OG PoWH). They also ran it through 14 hours (!) of fully automated testing with random values.

before launch, the contract was released for 6 hours for penetration testing. no vulnerabilities that the contract couldn't handle were found.

doesn't stop russians wasting their eth trying though kek

>>7455537
do you think google has the answer to how this specific contract was tested. compared to the powh coin which was hack? no need to get so upset.
Im asking about THIS smart contract's testing regiment and if anyone knows. Relax.

>>7455581
>how do you test a smart contract?
>a smart contract
learn english then

>>7455610
that's literally what they're called, lmao

I'm going to retire soon thanks to this

>>7455153
What was the bug?

>>7455610
hahahaha

>>7455581

It was pre-released on Ropsten for a solid few hours with the source code and function hashes available. 4,000 Ether flowed in and out, and presumably a number of attempted exploits as well.

That and the Mythril testing won a lot of fans.

>>7455637

https://medium.com/@optimumregret/the-surreal-madness-of-ethereums-pyramid-schemes-da705fe7d92e

>>7455567
>>7455644

Much thanks. Pretty impressive work. I dont think this shit is going anywhere

>>7455538
>uhh didnt someone find an exploit and said he'd get in touch with the devs first? If that didnt work he'd drain the acc.
pajeets are literally spamming the contract with the exploit rn and it's not budging... look it up yourself...
0 ETH tx with FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF values...
was used in the last contract...

IT. DOES. NOT. WORK. ANYMORE.
stop wasting gas, brainlets...

So its all done through meta mask too? Seems like a currency/exchange combo in one site

>>7455790

You can interact directly with the smart contract if you want: the front-end/MetaMask combo is just to make it easier to use.

>>7455621
>>7455643
>my point

>your head

>>7456113
what was your point?

>>7455153
>need eth to buy in

wack, just take my good ol american dollars you cucks

>>7457156
this

>>7457211

cryptopensions are the new thing, haven't you heard