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The price will slowly dwindle down and so will the volume. Anyone stuffing money in ETH at this point is either delusional, in denial, or were conned into believing it would someday rise again. The legalities haven't even set in yet. Wait until class action lawsuits enter the picture and a federal or state investigation begins.

Legalities? Under what country will they be brought???

Will the miners all over the world be sued? Could be be sued by the attacker or the Ethereum holder, or DAO holder?

I do not think the miners will be sued. It is action of getting money back from thieves. They will be praised.

About 80% of the miners who voted support the soft fork. Is there any progress about implementing the fork?

Any idea about what percentage of miners actually voted?

According to the http://ethpool.org/stats/votes, 25% of the miners voted. 80% of them support the soft fork.

Please don't tell me that it only needed 20% of pro-fork votes to force 100% the miners in that pool to follow their will?

Everyone who doesn't vote should of course count as a no vote. But instead they just don't care about what they want, but they still use the hashrate of the non voters to enforce the fork? Thats not fair and it is not democratic!

The same game with ethermine.org...

I agree with you. But in this democratic world, no vote, no power. We should persuade all the miners to vote.

Everyone who wants to change the blockchain should vote, I agree.
Everyone who wants to remain with status quo, should not vote for a change = doing nothing or saying no should be treated equal.

In the Brexit vote, only 72% of the registered vote. 52% of them vote for leaving the EU. The whole UK will leave as a result.