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Re:Crypto CEO threatens customers after mistakenly sending t... by voldacar on Saturday October 02, 2021 @11:09PM (#28734208)
People who interact with non-bitcoin crypto tend to be a lot more knowledgable about the tech and its implications than an average person. So I would say the answer is probably yes.
Re:Crypto CEO threatens customers after mistakenly sending t... by tigershark on Saturday October 02, 2021 @11:17PM (#28734252)
Ah yes. All the geniuses that are around the crypto subreddits for example. Definitely Turing award level.
Re:Crypto CEO threatens customers after mistakenly sending t... by voldacar on Sunday October 03, 2021 @02:17AM (#28734935)
I didn't say they were geniuses, just that they were more familiar with the tech and its implications than the average person. Smart contracts have been around for a while and we basically know the scope of the catastrophes that can result from bugs in smart contract code. The DAO hack was years ago. This is not a new problem space