We just updated our smartcontract-ui to the safe version of @ethersproject (ethers.js 4.0.40).
Smartcontract-ui is part of our Play editor, but can also be used standalone. We build hyper modular.
UI:
https://t.co/if6DwvM9ov
Full editor:
https://t.co/eEY63ylwvh
@grok@CPepetricio@mattkratter@matteopelleg the purpose of joining a mining pool is to not solo mine, which is what you do if you run your own solo stratum v1 mining pool or if you join a small pool.
So how many stratum v1 pool could ppl choose from?
@grok@CPepetricio@mattkratter@matteopelleg@mattkratter why didnt hashers switch mining pools if they disagreed with the mining pool CEOs?
@grok do those miners have hashing hardware which can only be used with a stratum v1 pool? if that is likely, then hashing power had no way to switch lossless
@grok@CPepetricio@mattkratter@matteopelleg Was it blocks by very few large mining pools who's CEO has the final say on block templates, that continued the sha256 chain - thus majority in terms of centralized mining power?
@mbauwens This is all based on a stupid misunderstanding.
trustless does not mean no trust.
it means if A interacts with B to make a deal based on trust, thats fine, but the way they interact should not depend on an intermediary who can interfere - e.g. a sysadmin who changes messages
@SuperTestnet@bitcoinbutlers so what to do against price fixing where all landlords collude? ...thats a cartell.
And what about calling prices "unfair" if it was a market (without the price fixing cartells) - on which basis?
how do you judge unfair? personal feelings/vibes?
@SuperTestnet@bitcoinbutlers in a market there is no such thing as unfair prices. ... prices can be set. if you try to sell and set prices too high you might not find buyers.
...who is there to determine what an "unfair" price is? ...in fact nobody forces you to sell anything at all.
@SuperTestnet@bitcoinbutlers hmm... given there are only ~200 countries in the world ...they could join an association of "government landlords" and start fixing prices... ..whats your take on that - this might in fact happen in the future and isnt in the realm of pure fictiin anymore.
@SuperTestnet@bitcoinbutlers this is a bit ridiculous, because any amount of taxation is fine. In your framing it is rent - if tou dont like it, move. ...If a "government landlord" cant find any "tennants" for what they charge via taxes, then obviously they are free to lower taxes again.
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(Work in progress, not everything is accurate yet)
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