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TEP_Kim_Il_Sung
on Dec 25, 2022
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Evolution of the Ethereum proof-of-stake consensus...
So "he who has the most money, makes the rules" instead of "he who mines and works the most, makes the rules"?
Yeah, that totally won't backfire.
albntomat0
on Dec 25, 2022
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To me, mining has always been about having resources, to buy and maintain hardware, server space, electricity, etc.
What’s the real difference, other than lag time for PoW?
hanniabu
on Dec 25, 2022
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Mining costs money and those with more money can have more miners and more power over the rules.
codewiz
on Dec 25, 2022
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Is it actually true that stakers can collude to change the consensus rules of the Ethereum network?
hanniabu
on Dec 25, 2022
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No, just like bitcoin you need the cooperation of the community/users too
wmf
on Dec 25, 2022
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Miners/stakers do not make the rules and never have.
mattdesl
on Dec 25, 2022
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Except, that is not how PoS works.
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Yeah, that totally won't backfire.