Quote from: suchmoon on June 23, 2017, 01:27:42 AM

Quote from: o0o0 on June 23, 2017, 01:06:57 AM

so if a person sold ion to someone for btc outside an exchange inthe time the rollback happened doesnt that make huey a thief? the rollback will remove that persons ion and they'll be left without the btc they held or ion. at least eths fork only affected that contract. seems you didnt think about that situation korvas. your comments on that?

The only somewhat fair point in time for the rollback would that of the initial announcement (last Saturday I think). Before that there was no official of acknowledgment the problem, let alone anything about a fork or a rollback. But due to the fact that the "team" took nearly two weeks to produce even that vague announcement, the attacker had made a huge amount of coins by then.

tl;dr: it's fucked up real good and they won't miss the chance to fuck it up even more with this rollback.

and if people use it as a currency and do t check their site or slack? they should have in wallet notification. end point is they are being sloppy and taking the easy fix at users expense but not admitting in anyway that they stuffed up. how can you trust a team that delays apis etc so they can be super secure yet this happens anyway? its a poor quality product with a slow unreliable team.

btw the bounty addresses have grown a bunch yet they dole out small bounties... their developer program.... its been a year and ive yet to see a single outside dev make a game.... other than making masternodes what does this coin or platform do? its a platform with strong mobile game focus by their words. 1 year later i see 1 game... hows that a strong game focus?