Fale from the Kreme.

Well, yeah, I mean, I think the Dow hack was really interesting when looking at Ethereum.

Like I was talking, we were talking a bit earlier about kind of what the process for consensus changes might be and what, you know, this culture war of Bitcoin.

Well, I think another way to say culture war is what's the precedent?

What is the precedent for how changes are made?

And anytime you make a change that to some extent sets a precedent for the future about what kindness of changes are acceptable to the community and what the community, you know, is or isn't going to fight back against whatever.

But when you talk about the Dow, well, there's a precedent there. There's a precedent that if you steal enough money and the people kind of quote unquote in charge to lose enough money,

then fuck you that just gets reverted.

As long as it's reasonably technically possible to revert it.

What are you talking about?

The Ethereum community came to consensus after the Dow Fork.

Yeah, in like two days, and there was a vote.

What was like half a percentage of people voted? a percentage of etherium brod something like yeah um i mean i don't blame them they were on a timeline and and

further i really wouldn't blame them like that's that's the kind of system they want to run and that's

fine and i think there's a lot

of value in that system existing that's not a system I'm interested in it's not a system I want to

contribute to it's certainly not a system I would put money in because I'm trusting that development

community whether you think they're great developers or not doesn't really matter I don't want to

trust them I got into Bitcoin because I don't want to trust them. I got into Bitcoin

because I don't want to trust anyone. And so I have no interest in that. But other people do,

and that's great. Now, I think we can build systems on top of Bitcoin that have a similar

trust model and also happen to use Bitcoin the asset, which is depreciated how much this year.

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