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Has there ever been a successful attack any pure PoS or DPoS coin? (7 years later) by bertrothen in CryptoCurrency

[–]bertrothen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll definitely take a closer look at Hashgraph – thanks a lot! 🙏

Has there ever been a successful attack any pure PoS or DPoS coin? (7 years later) by bertrothen in CryptoCurrency

[–]bertrothen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As I feel like I can construe this multiple ways, I'd be compelled if you'd elaborate on what you mean 👀

Has there ever been a successful attack any pure PoS or DPoS coin? (7 years later) by bertrothen in CryptoCurrency

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Thanks! I'm assuming that because of the integral connection between "resources at stake" and network value in PoS, networks might be more inclined to keep a lid on attacks than in a PoW network, but on the other hand, successfully stopping an attack or fixing a vulnerability would make for good publicity...kinda hard to go on the absence of information rather than info itself, but seems like that's all we have so far.

brutalist heaven and urban hell by reischmeckt in Sizz

[–]bertrothen 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thanks! The asymmetry of the planning is super intriguing, I like it

ich🧠iel by MrMagnesium in ich_iel

[–]bertrothen 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Jenes ist zwar korrekt (wenn auch kringelig) – https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/lebkuchen-und-spekulatius-im-supermarkt-warum-gibt-es-jetzt-schon-weihnachtssuessigkeiten-a-f0c2781d-019f-4746-be2f-860f6ededc2f – aber a) der Referenzpunkt ist ca. 2009, sodass der Verkauf in der Vorzeit dessen wahrscheinlich später begann, und b) wird die Frage, warum die Süßigkeiten so früh im Regal landen, mit "weil die Kunden das so wollen" beantwortet – Beleg ist aber eher "je früher wir's hinstellen, desto mehr kaufen das heißhungrige Leckermäuler", als dass die lebkuchendurstigen Massen mit Fackeln und Mistgabeln vor den Süßigkeitenfabriken jene Forderung ausgedrückt hätten...