/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.4233335]

if you used Parity you've been absolutely fucked

https://twitter.com/ParityTech

eth will probably tank cause of this

thx gavin wood

[Anonymous No.4233354]

>>4233335

Shouldn't ETH rise, since now technically there is suddenly less of it available.

Also, it wasn't bug in ETH, rather it was in specific wallet implementation.

[Anonymous No.4233396]

Multisig Parity wallet users, not normal Parity wallet users, will have their funds locked for an unknown amount of time.

[Anonymous No.4233403]

>>4233354
It's the FUD that'll kill ETH. Normies tend to swallow whatever the media tells them

[Anonymous No.4233433]

>>4233403
normies buy Bitcoin, not Ethereum
Can't really sell something that they don't own.

[Anonymous No.4233444]

Wait am I good if I use a ledger but just use the parity client to move funds?

[Anonymous No.4233450]

>>4233433
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/33-of-younger-americans-plan-to-invest-in-ethereum-survey/

Looks like they're about to get btfo

[Anonymous No.4233509]

>>4233444
Use MEW instead

[Anonymous No.4233520]

Will this event cause a crypto winter?

[Anonymous No.4233522]

>>4233509
i.e. you can use MEW with your ledger

[Anonymous No.4233527]

Sell ETH buy NEM.

[Anonymous No.4233575]

lol

[Anonymous No.4233587]

>>4233575
lmao
why was this even possible in the first place

[Anonymous No.4233602]

>>4233575

a legendary meme is born

[Anonymous No.4233605]

This is the second time these fucking Parity retards screw up something

Gavin Wood should go to jail while that newbie guy should get a 6 figures security job. There's billions at stake FFS.

[Anonymous No.4233614]

so this only affects parity multisig wallets, and polkadots ICO funds are amongst those frozen for good

[Anonymous No.4233619]

>>4233575
>will I get arrested for this
>I'm just an eth newbie

[Anonymous No.4233640]

>>4233614
>polkadots ICO funds are amongst those frozen for good
wew

[Anonymous No.4233643]

>>4233575
witnessing

[Anonymous No.4233648]

>>4233575
someone explain pls fast

[Anonymous No.4233706]

>>4233335
https://github.com/paritytech/parity/issues/6995

Lol some noob dev killed the library.

[Anonymous No.4233720]

>>4233396
This. Only multisig wallets. Same as last time.

[Anonymous No.4233725]

>>4233706
how the FUCK is that possible??

[Anonymous No.4233736]

who is even using parity?

[Anonymous No.4233741]

Why don't they just replace the ETH in those wallets? Like why does it need to be those exact coins? Like lets say I have a dollar, Chase bank 'loses' the dollar in the bank somewhere. Well i got to the bank they just give me a different dollar.

[Anonymous No.4233759]

>>4233648
Due to Eth's vulnerabilities, you can literally just delete all the coins and tokens in a person's account, and this person claims to "accidentally" do that to a bunch of people's accounts

[Anonymous No.4233762]

>>4233736
It was over 1million ether effected by this... so enough people

https://twitter.com/paddyucl/status/927885515407454209

[Anonymous No.4233765]

>>4233725
There was a suicide line that allowed anyone to send the kill commend to the wallet_library contract this killled the llibraru and now as the smart contract for the multisig wallets relied on that the funds are now locked and that contract cant be killed.

I think im not a dev. 300 million dollars lost by someone sending out kill commands and retarded devs.

>> currency of the future

[Anonymous No.4233773]

I will never ever invest in Ethereum, this shit is going to just keep happening and fucking your investment over.

[Anonymous No.4233781]

>>4233765
Why was that line in there?? And why can't they just reupload the library? Surely the code is written/saved somewhere...

[Anonymous No.4233795]

This is exactly the thing that needs to happen in the crypto world.
A smart contract where any pajeet can get a return true on an is_owner call is bad, bad, bad

[Anonymous No.4233796]

"i'm eth newbie..just learning"

a meme is born, you just set 100's of millions of dollars on fire

[Anonymous No.4233797]

as funny as this is, shouldn't ETH rise in price because of this?

[Anonymous No.4233799]

>>4233765
Kind of. What actually happened was that the contract was configured in a way that allowed someone to turn the contract address itself into a multi-sig wallet through the use of the initWallet command. From there, the person who executed that command declared themselves as the owner of the wallet and suicided it, effectively destroying the library that all multi-sig wallets relied on.

[Anonymous No.4233801]

>>4233741
> being this retarded.

Print me 10000 eth while youre at it.

Easiest solution is to include some code in the next fork that kills the smart contract address.

>>4233781

The multi sig contract calls to the address of the library. If you add a new library it will jave a different address. And cause they deleted the original library the cant create a fix. See how dumb this is?

[Anonymous No.4233808]

>>4233335
should I buy ETC now to cut my losses or it wont be affected?

[Anonymous No.4233813]

>>4233799
"I'm just an eth newbie..."

[Anonymous No.4233831]

>>4233801
>The multi sig contract calls to the address of the library. If you add a new library it will jave a different address. And cause they deleted the original library the cant create a fix. See how dumb this is?

Yes...it's hard to believe really. Christ

[Anonymous No.4233832]

>>4233781
Every contract can be suicided by its owner.
Now the library hadn’t been initialized, so everyone could become its owner simply by initializing it.
(It not having been initialized was likely just an oversight.)
Now the noob dev first called initialize, then called suicide.
The library exited at a certain address and this one is hardcoded into the individual wallets. (I believe.) Since blockchain is immutable, nothing new can be written to the address.

[Anonymous No.4233857]

HAHAHA

MUH FLIPPENING


don't worry money skelly will just roll back the blockchain!!!! HAHAHA

[Anonymous No.4233862]

>>4233759
>ETHs vulnerabilities

[Anonymous No.4233881]

>>4233335
There are dozens of cryptomillionaires that became instantly poor as we are talking, all this time was just a dream for them, today it was them, tomorrow it could be you, how does it make you feel?

[Anonymous No.4233885]

>>4233808
sell*

[Anonymous No.4233890]

BUY BUY BUY BUY BUY

[Anonymous No.4233896]

so what's the play here

[Anonymous No.4233897]

>>4233575
"oops"
lmao they should have hidden the self-destruct buttons better

[Anonymous No.4233902]

>>4233862
Parity is being developed by one of the Solidity inventors, so it’s not like he’s got anyone else to blame.

[Anonymous No.4233903]

>>4233881
Better diversify then faggot

If you ever become rich do it right when you get there

[Anonymous No.4233911]

>>4233759
where account would mean contract, not wallet

[Anonymous No.4233920]

>>4233335
>>4233759

Product affected: Parity Wallet (multi-sig wallets)
Affected users: Users with assets in a multi-sig wallet created in Parity Wallet that was deployed after 20th July.

SOURCE:
https://paritytech.io/blog/security-alert.html

[Anonymous No.4233960]

so guys at what price do i buy back in?

[Anonymous No.4233963]

So... is ETH mega deflated right now since all those coins are out of circulation?

[Anonymous No.4233989]

>>4233963

no brainlet, most of those coins are in MULTISIG WALLETS, most of which have the intention of being MORE difficult to move, higher likelihood of hoards of HODL coins

[Anonymous No.4233999]

Also does this mean ICO whales wont be able to keep fucking up the market by cashing out their ETH now if their shits locked up?

[Anonymous No.4234004]

>>4233989
well now they are guaranteed to HODL

[Anonymous No.4234005]

>>4233960
why would you buy back in to something that can destroy your investment every time a human makes a mistake in code, and besides that has made some of the most stupid coding mistakes in the history of computing.

Parity was already hacked once, so this is literally a case of fool me once, fool me twice.

Either

A. No one at parity gave a shit even after a catastrophic hack the first time.

or

B. The contracts and wallets are so complex that even when looking for bugs, they are unable to be found.

[Anonymous No.4234020]

>>4233999
Only notable ICOs that have funds locked are polkadot and iconomi apparently

[Anonymous No.4234022]

The code to fix this could easily be slipped into the already planned constantinopole hardfork without any issues and/or alterations of other peoples balances, nor ERC20 tokens.

[Anonymous No.4234027]

>>4233963
>little under 1% locked
>mega deflated
nothing too much to be excited about

[Anonymous No.4234037]

>>4233575
where was this written

[Anonymous No.4234049]

>>4234022

keep shilling friend

>>4234027

for now, just wait another 24 hours lol

[Anonymous No.4234056]

>>4234005
>why would you buy back in to something that can destroy your investment every time a human makes a mistake in code

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Flash_Crash
Why would you use keep using computer software to buy and sell stocks if it can destroy your investment with an error in code?

[Anonymous No.4234070]

>>4233989
These coins can't be moved anymore unless there is another hard fork

[Anonymous No.4234074]

>>4234049
But it's true. Stay retarded friend.

[Anonymous No.4234075]

>>4233797

Yiss. Time to buy at 250eur.

[Anonymous No.4234092]

>>4234056
the difference between crypto is that governments and big companies are involved

if there's a fraudulent charge you can get your money back... with crypto you can't because blockchains are supposed to be immutable. ETH is obviously an exception to the rule because they forked for DAO hack so just stick to whatever vitalik tells you

[Anonymous No.4234110]

https://gitter.im/paritytech/parity?at=5a01cb3232e080696e764ac5

devops199 is in here talking, this shit is hilarious

[Anonymous No.4234140]

>>4234074

So you think that no one right now is crawling ETH addresses and just destroying people's tokens? How long do you think this "hardfork" is going to take, distribute, and everyone update their software? How many unexploited multi-sig addresses will be left by then? Or do you think ETH will again, make a decision that will reverse actions on the blockchain making it again, mutable (just like they did with the DAO hack?)

Just curious.

[Anonymous No.4234148]

>>4234110
>https://gitter.im/paritytech/parity?at=5a01cb3232e080696e764ac5
they are talking about a hard-fork lol

[Anonymous No.4234158]

>currency of the future

[Anonymous No.4234165]

>>4234110
Lmao, the ruskie is so fucking mad.

[Anonymous No.4234179]

>>4234158
it's definitely currency of the future if it can't be spent now

[Anonymous No.4234180]

>>4234004

lmao thread closed best comment found

[Anonymous No.4234194]

>>4234140
I'm just posting memes. I don't give a shit about other people's tokens, ngl.

[Anonymous No.4234199]

>>4234179

[Anonymous No.4234221]

>>4233881
>tomorrow it could be you,
I first need to worry about becoming a millionaire.

[Anonymous No.4234222]

>>4234194
yeah have fun schilling buddy

btw exchanges like to use multi-sig wallets so if you have any tokens there.... lol

[Anonymous No.4234231]

>>4234179

[Anonymous No.4234235]

>>4234222
It's called "shilling".

Why the fuck would anyone keep tokens on exchanges? That's the staple of retardation right there. Hope you or your friends lost ETH to this, lmao.

[Anonymous No.4234239]

>>4234179

LOL ur killin me anon

[Anonymous No.4234240]

>cryptos will revolutionize the world
main players BTC and ETH both unusable as currencies now

[Anonymous No.4234250]

>>4234240
This was a problem with Parity, not Ethereum itself.

[Anonymous No.4234259]

>>4233575
Kek

[Anonymous No.4234270]

>>4234179

[Anonymous No.4234285]

>>4234235
I never held ETH for more than a week because "smart contracts" is bullshit and I never recommend my friends to buy ETH in the first place

The tech is fundamentally flawed and more exploits will come out, I'm just on the sidelines watching the shit storm and laugh at comments like the ones you post

[Anonymous No.4234295]

now this exploit is known wont hackerfags just start fucking it up and killing more contracts? is there an emergency procedure??

[Anonymous No.4234304]

ChuckSRQ @ChuckSRQ 09:50
So is @devops199 entitled to the 117 ETH Parity Bug Bounty?
https://etherscan.io/address/0x00f1c77935ac482fc075b55b5990e86ea40851bb

LMAO

[Anonymous No.4234305]

>>4233575

[Anonymous No.4234311]

>>4234295
> is there an emergency procedure??

Yes, it's called sell ETH

[Anonymous No.4234324]

Comfy with ledger

[Anonymous No.4234340]

>>4234179

[Anonymous No.4234365]

Does this mean I should not be buying into any ICO's today with erc20 tokens?

[Anonymous No.4234372]

Not only did he fuck everything up, I'd say he's eligible for the Parity bug finding bounty

https://etherscan.io/address/0x00f1c77935ac482fc075b55b5990e86ea40851bb

[Anonymous No.4234385]

>>4234179
savage

[Anonymous No.4234395]

Gonna be some pissed off faggots.

[Anonymous No.4234398]

>>4234110
pretty sure this guy is not "newbie"
he chose to kill $280m contract

[Anonymous No.4234401]

>>4234395
I think that guy’s trolling

[Anonymous No.4234405]

How badly will this affect ERC20 tokens?

[Anonymous No.4234407]

I LOST 10€


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.4234409]

>>4234179
Kek

[Anonymous No.4234411]

Finally ETH steals the spotlight from buttcoin forkshit. Whenever ETH is fudded this hard it goes up.

[Anonymous No.4234412]

>>4234395
kek

LGBT btfo

[Anonymous No.4234427]

https://blog.zeppelin.solutions/on-the-parity-wallet-multisig-hack-405a8c12e8f7

150,000 ETH stolen

I wonder what the guy does with it. Probably not gonna sell and make the market dip. I guess he will hold long term.

[Anonymous No.4234442]

>>4234372
would they even honor it since he destroyed their library address contract.

[Anonymous No.4234467]

>>4234005
you're a retard. this is like saying "don't buy cars anymore because there's an issue that makes 1997 ford fiesta start on fire." there's nothing wrong with eth itself just shitty wallet coders. you're probably just an anally devastated bitcoiner mad that your blockchain is imploding.

[Anonymous No.4234477]

>>4234427

I bet he's afraid to move the ETH as he most probably has a bounty on his head.

[Anonymous No.4234497]

>>4234467
you sound mad

your analogy makes no sense because there are lots of cars (cryptos) to invest in and you can be damn sure that if ford fiestas caught flames as much as ETH does that I would buy a different brand

[Anonymous No.4234562]

>>4234427
Wut? That is not the right article today. It is from Jul 20th.

[Anonymous No.4234592]

>>4234562
HAHAH FUCKING RETARDED ETHIES

shitty wallet gets hacked and people STILL USING this shit and got rekt again. they deserve it at this point

[Anonymous No.4234607]

funny ass shit in glitter right now

someone claims people shouldn't trust smart contracts, even though that's the only reason you'd use ETH. ALL MY KEKS

[Anonymous No.4234637]

>>4234607
ETH still works nicely as a currency, retard.

[Anonymous No.4234679]

>>4234637

ETH without smart contracts is nothing lololol

Even on ETH's own website it says you shouldn't treat it as a currency yet you think it is. ALL MY KEKS

[Anonymous No.4234776]

So what do I do with all my eth now? Is this dumping more? Do I sell?

[Anonymous No.4234778]

kek

[Anonymous No.4234783]

>>4234607
>someone claims people shouldn't trust smart contracts, even though that's the only reason you'd use ETH.
you have no idea what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.4234794]

>>4234783
ok bud

[Anonymous No.4234811]

>>4234179
jej

[Anonymous No.4234820]

>>4234776
we can't tell you what to do but as word gets out I would expect a significant dive in the price

[Carbon No.4234858]

>>4234140
So lets say I wanted to be the crawling addresses. Would that be illegal?

I'm not a criminal, btw; I'm an ETH newbie

[Anonymous No.4234865]

>>4234858
as long as you are an ETH newbie it should be fine

[Anonymous No.4234867]

>>4233433
do you remember the eth runup? it was powered by normies

[Anonymous No.4234869]

eth newbie here

[Anonymous No.4234899]

>>4234858
it's not illegal to crawl addresses, the blockchain is public information

[Anonymous No.4234902]

What will autistic faggot commie sperg imbecile say now?

Maybe the guy who fucked Trump's twitter can help him solve this problem?

Or maybe that little insufferable retarded faggot can print out another trillion ETHs to the market and make everyone rich, or some commie shit like that.

[Anonymous No.4234915]

[Anonymous No.4234936]

>>4234915
lol'd

[Anonymous No.4234947]

>>4234915
/thread

[Anonymous No.4234950]

>mfw nobody gives a shit and ETH is stable as ever
You fucking retards are FUDding for nothing

[Anonymous No.4234953]

>and thus the first were born
>the eternal BAGHODLS

[Anonymous No.4234962]

>>4234902
He doesn't give a shit.
Parity, a third party using Solidity fucked up and not him like in the past. Most likely no hard fork.

[Anonymous No.4234967]

>>4234027
1% of currency being locked is fucking huge my dude

[Anonymous No.4234972]

>>4234915

[Anonymous No.4234986]

B-but goys, this is still gonna kill buttcoin....r-right?

[Anonymous No.4234988]

>>4234962
yup, its going to be this theres a reason a lot of people are angry

kek, the shitshow has began

[Anonymous No.4235001]

>>4233335
Couldn't happen to a bigger scumbag.

[Anonymous No.4235011]

>>4235001

[Carbon No.4235016]

>>4234899
So its okay if I crawl them and play around with code? If by accident, I fucked up some contracts, would it still be okay?

[Anonymous No.4235022]

>>4234915
hearty keks

[Anonymous No.4235038]

>>4235016
be sure to add that you HAD good intentions anon

[Anonymous No.4235039]

>>4235016
Just use Tor/I2P.

[Anonymous No.4235042]

>>4235016
only if you are a newbie

[Anonymous No.4235044]

there won't be a fork, the dao fork was a terrible idea, but the logic behind it was to avoid one nefarious party holding 10-15% of the entire supply.

the ether in this case is just frozen, no risks whatsoever, no fork. not to mention the last thing ethereum needs is a contentious fork right when the initial proof of stake code is about to be implemented.

[Anonymous No.4235080]

>>4235044

If ETH goes to PoS, I suspect it'll slowly die. The rich get richer and since ETH initial investors control 70 million out of ~90 million ETH right now, it's literally a coin for the rich and the poor plebs fight over scraps

[Anonymous No.4235081]

>>4235011
>its real
https://twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/900336700416823296?lang=en

what?????

[Anonymous No.4235098]

>>4235081
yup

[Anonymous No.4235104]

>>4233796
>a meme is born, you just set 100's of millions of dollars on fire

Consider that expensive education that someone else paid for

[Anonymous No.4235112]

>>4235081
He's an idiot savant. Key word being idiot.

[Anonymous No.4235120]

>>4235080
same as every coin is right now then? proof of stake allows anybody to stake, proof of work requires you live in an area with cheap electricity, and also have enough money for asics or gpus to mine.

proof of stake is significantly more fair especially since anybody can stake with a pool.

[Anonymous No.4235136]

>>4235011
A U T I S M
U
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I
S
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[Anonymous No.4235157]

kek
can't keep ETH in the exchange in case Mt. Gox 2 happens
can't keep ETH in the wallet in case someone deletes it out of existence.

[Anonymous No.4235183]

It'd be nice if coinbase dropped ETH for XMR so normies can pump it during the bloodbath.

[Anonymous No.4235200]

>>4235157
multisig wallets are technically contracts
regular old wallets are not affected by this.

[Anonymous No.4235207]

>>4233881
>Not storing your millions across several major exchanges, a few ethereum client wallets, and your own MEWs

[Anonymous No.4235230]

>>4235183
XMR will never be listed on GDAX or Coinbase.

[Anonymous No.4235265]

>>4235120

if you think the only difference between pos and pow is "hardware and electricity", good luck bud, put more into ETH

[Anonymous No.4235286]

>>4234442
they would honor it.... IF THEY HAD ANY MONEY LEFT

[Anonymous No.4235317]

>>4235200
parity multisig contracts are just a mess of shit design and shit implementation. you can get a multisig wallet that does everything but the withdrawal limit in ~30 lines of code.

they're just shit developers and they need to be removed from the ecosystem like slock it and that fat fuck that caused the dao disaster.

>>4235265
you clearly don't understand it either if you're trying to use the fallacy of "rich get richer"

[Anonymous No.4235334]

>>4234962
You should give a look at the ethereum subs, lots of butthurt when forkies get said to fuck off.

>>4235081
LMAO, never saw that one.

[Anonymous No.4235445]

>>4233354
Parity is the wallet provider for a significant number of projects and customers.

It's not a direct attack against eth, but it's certainly bad news for the community as a whole, particularly developers. It just highlights the ongoing difficulty you face when attempting to work within the Eth environment; there's not nearly enough focus on security, and Solidity continues to be a difficult language to code in securely.

[Anonymous No.4235459]

>>4235317
you're right

I mean the rich get richer in the case where ETH founders control ~70 out of 90 million ETH

the rich will always get richer but at a rate where the rich control ~75% of all ETH

[Anonymous No.4235462]

>>4233444
Just... don't use parity. For anything. Their product is inferior to MEW; bottom line, they can't keep your money safe.

[Anonymous No.4235484]

>>4235459
the rich get richer is a fact of money, money buys you ways to make more money, directly or not. you literally can't fix this and still have a system people get rewarded for participating in.

and i don't think ethereum founders own 70 million, at least ive seen no proof they own anything close to that. ~60 was sold at presale and they kept 1 or 2 million, maybe slightly more

[Anonymous No.4235519]

>>4233575
Pottery

[Anonymous No.4235529]

>>4235484
if you count how much ETH has been mined vs total supply you'll figure out how much ETH investors hold

[Anonymous No.4235560]

>>4235207
This. My shit is spread all over the place. Something might get hacked but I doubt all of it would.

[Anonymous No.4235577]

>>4235529
sure but they're just people who bought in to the ICO, they're not founders, just early adopters

[CryptoNewb No.4235589]

everybody out and go to Iraqi Dinar
Kek

[Anonymous No.4235609]

>>4234027
>1% of the market just became illiquid
>literally $300 million just... poof
>not a big deal

[Anonymous No.4235715]

>>4235577

ETH seems to be a nice group of people, they'll fork an immutable chain for "just early adopters"

/s

[Anonymous No.4235808]

Thats why I prefer keeping it on exchanges than on " my" wallet

If someone goes GOX on my money, I can sue him or kidnap his family to get my money back plus interests

If this happens, I can't do shit

[Anonymous No.4235844]

>>4233575
>sending kill/destroy to random contracts
>destroys $100MM of ether
lmao

[Anonymous No.4235851]

Also as people lost their eth, some of them are going to buy again cause they want to have some of his money in ETH

This will cause a big pump screencap this bigots

[Anonymous No.4235912]

>>4234915
people are looking, I'm laughing too hard pls stop

[Anonymous No.4235953]

FUD cannot be more real, safe to say I bought 100k

Selling when you start to mock non-eth holders and brag again. Buy high sell low dweebs

[Anonymous No.4235967]

>>4234395
He's probably trolling.

Hilarious if true tho

[Anonymous No.4236003]

>>4234240
ETH isnt a currancy you idiot

[Anonymous No.4236017]

>>4235715
you had just as much chance as anyone else did to buy ether at the ico. there won't be any forks, and there never should have been any for ethereum.

[Anonymous No.4236030]

just transferred my eth out of parity yesterday by coincidence. i am blessed

[Anonymous No.4236099]

>>4236017

you mean there won't be any more forks to recover funds for people. I think that's correct, if ETH did another fork to recover funds it'll be a shitstorm

at least we agree that there should've never been any forks to recover funds for people in the first place

[CryptoNewb No.4236165]

>>4236099
What about your bags locked up!?
Oh right you don’t have any

[Anonymous No.4236181]

nice just sold 100k

[Anonymous No.4236203]

>>4236165
what bags?

[Anonymous No.4236205]

>>4235851
Hoping the same too drop to 250 lowest, 700 top

[Anonymous No.4236291]

>>4234427
Is today July 19, you absolute reading comprehension shitter?

The guy who broke Parity didn't steal any Eth, he simply took ownership of the library wallet for Parity then nuked it. There was no direct financial gain realized by the guy who FUBAR'd Parity.

[Anonymous No.4236368]

>>4233881
If you get to be a millionaire and don't diversify in fiat crypto, real estate, stocks and business startups you are plain dumb. I'm a Poorfag and still have 30 percent in real state 30 in fiat and 30 in crypto and I keep my wageslave job.

[Anonymous No.4236407]

And now you understand why no serious company will ever, ever, use any smart contracts involving serious money on ethereum.
And why bitcoin by design keeps its funcionality simple.
The combination of high complexity and low control makes it unfit for its goals (rookie design mistake).
Ive been yelling you fags for over a year, it's a huge pump n dump and nothing more.

>the flippening

[Anonymous No.4236448]

>>4233575
Holy shit

[Anonymous No.4236450]

>>4233433
Normies buy Electroneum because they think it will beat BTC and become a multi trillion dollar coin.

[Anonymous No.4236479]

>>4236368
This is why you are a Poorfag

[Anonymous No.4236564]

>>4233575

[Anonymous No.4236606]

>>4233813
the logic is
kill source becouse somebody fucked up with the ownership
after they all references point to source which is dead and the killer can effectifly controller all multisigs that refer to it since source is given as owner.
just really bad execution. like building a castle on sand

[Anonymous No.4236625]

>>4233575
Whoops, I accidentally ETH.

[Anonymous No.4236700]

>>4234915
fuking lol'd

[Anonymous No.4236860]

Memed

[Anonymous No.4236890]

>>4236860
no way

[Anonymous No.4236900]

>>4234092
Well it is immutable, the funds are frozen. They haven't dissapeared.

[Anonymous No.4236901]

>>4234915
I'm crying

[Anonymous No.4237455]

Seems he was trying to recreate the july hack and send himself 100 Ether if you follow the discussion on Gitter.. he's obviously a noob but he was doing something intentionally.

[Anonymous No.4238248]

>>4234988
Inb4 class action lawsuits.

[Anonymous No.4238659]

>>4236860
>my hands are shaking

[Anonymous No.4238751]

>>4233881
High risk for high reward.
I knew never to use Parity since their dev team can't code for shit.
You can't relax in the crypto game. Always be on guard. Bad things happen to naive fools.

[Anonymous No.4238800]

>>4233575
My sides

[Anonymous No.4239218]

>>4233575
hahahahaha holy shit I love shit like this

[Anonymous No.4239240]

kek

[Anonymous No.4239241]

>>4233354
scarcity alone isn't enough to make something valuable.

[Anonymous No.4239486]

>>4233881
>tomorrow it could be you
But all my money is in wallets I control, so it literally could not ever be me unless quantum computing breaks PoW.