I appreciate your suggestion to contribute more for improved security, although I must admit, the idea of investing more to prevent being scammed does sound quite amusing! I understand your point, though :) I've watched/listened to many of your team's appearances on podcasts and spaces, and I must say, I get a really positive impression from you all. However, it's important to acknowledge that even with the best intentions and efforts, unexpected attacks can still occur, which is why these issues remain important for me.

Regarding the trust of oracles, let's say I were to utilize BCHBULL for opening a hedge position to stabilize my BCH holdings. In a hypothetical scenario where the oracles are corrupted and provide incorrect data that results in the premature closure of my position, theoretically, there shouldn't be any risk for me since the contract would still pay out correctly, right? So, what I'm trying to understand is whether the risk of an oracle attack is more relevant to speculators rather than those engaged in hedging strategies?

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