Isn't it a bit ironic to ask for disclosure, when one of the main reasons for cryptocurrencies to exist is their pseudonymity?
Kind of like a libertarian asking the police to investigate one of her bodyguard mercenaries.
Isn't it a bit ironic to ask for disclosure, when one of the main reasons for cryptocurrencies to exist is their pseudonymity?
Kind of like a libertarian asking the police to investigate one of her bodyguard mercenaries.
They raised money for this non profit by advertising a specific kind of software that is immutable. But because some wealthy investors (including themselves) lost money in the security built on their software. They are using that raised money to make the immutable software mutable.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheDao/comments/4j6nv7/you_have_bee...
http://ethdocs.org/en/latest/introduction/foundation.html
Why don't you google shit before sharing your uninformed opinion? Especially when suggesting I'm spreading "fear uncertainty and doubt" like we are at war, dick.
They are public figures who write blog posts too and have used that blog to promote theDAO, a security which they were invested in. Its cut and dry corruption.
>Why don't you google shit before sharing your uninformed opinion?
some good advice there genius.