{"id":378224,"date":"2019-04-12T18:00:19","date_gmt":"2019-04-12T18:00:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/wncen.com\/?p=378224"},"modified":"2024-06-11T21:14:37","modified_gmt":"2024-06-11T21:14:37","slug":"no-courts-cannot-force-changes-ethereum-eth-bullish-above-170","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wncen.com\/news\/no-courts-cannot-force-changes-ethereum-eth-bullish-above-170\/","title":{"rendered":"No, Courts Cannot Force Changes, Ethereum (ETH) Bullish Above $170"},"content":{"rendered":"
Jimmy Song, a Bitcoin supporter, asked a question on matters touching decentralization and Vitalik answered him correctly. In a system with no attack vectors that to complete distribution, the will of the people wins. It may be why most projects launch their dApps from Ethereum (ETH) driving demand and prices.<\/em><\/p>\n Competition may be heating up. All the same, Ethereum is the indisputable king of smart contracts, and the native currency is the second largest by market capitalization. With a technical and firm leader spearheading the project, Ethereum is unassailable, decentralized and above all, attractive for projects.<\/p>\n In a recent study by Dapp.com, it is evident that despite what competitors like Justin Sun\u2019s Tron and EOS put on the table plus a scalable platform, most are gravitating towards Ethereum thanks to security, distributions, and levels of development.<\/p>\n Even so, most of these dApps are low in activity leaving gambling apps to dominate in Tron and EOS. Aside from network and dApp activity, unlike Bitcoin with a faceless leader, every minor detail about Ethereum is focused on Vitalik Buterin. He may not be the leader\u2014as the network is decentralized but can be referred to because he conceived the idea.<\/p>\n However, Jimmy Song, an outspoken educator and supporter of BTC, is now asking an \u201chonest\u201d question asking the community what would happen if \u201cUS court orders Vitalik to hard fork ETH to allow people who lost money on the parity bug to recover it<\/em>.\u201d It got the attention of Vitalik, who dug up his archives, revealing how he tackled a similar question in the past while highlighting that even in the face of threats, decentralization always wins.<\/p>\n Honest question: what would happen if a US court orders Vitalik to hard fork ETH to allow people who lost money on the parity bug to recover it? Further, what happens if Vitalik refuses, is found in contempt and starts sitting in jail?<\/p>\n — Jimmy Song (\uc1a1\uc7ac\uc900) (@jimmysong) April 11, 2019<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nEthereum Price Analysis<\/h2>\n
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