...You are right...
I know.
It's just hard for the Dash guys around here to accept there is simple security flaw. It just took few posts to expose it.
The main defense is 'we wouldn't host our services with just anyone that could harm us.' You already have. LOL. 'You created a system of 4,000 nodes that route through a handful of service providers that you need to trust.'
So what are we going to do about this issue? This is how things get stronger. Find an issue > then fix it.
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Is there a chart of how many nodes are hosted on different VPSs? Chaeplin used to produce a chart.
I'm a bit disappointed that you joined the mindless, argumentless, lets just type something and see if it hit a nerve troll brigade coins101, i guess that means you are heavily involved
in a competitor coin right now.
To answer your question :
http://178.254.23.111/~pub/Dash/Dash_Info.html(Distr per ISP)

Not to mention those of us who run it at home with Rasberry Pi's.... which we can easily do because the blockchain is just under 2GB.
I heard of coins that have reached 9GB with regards to their blockchain already
