@XRPathologist The fud created all of this. Humans are skeptical and scared to lose money. Normal reaction. But people forgot that the team immediately fixed the issue and was transparent about the issue. It’s a strong team and community. For the people that was buying at $30, it’s healthy
When the loudest voices in the room exit because a system worked exactly as it should—identifying a flaw and fixing it—it proves they were never investing in the protocol, they were just betting on the casino. His departure doesn't lower the value of the network; it just lowers the average volume of the noise
@paulbrigner@CoinDesk@CryptoHayes Suspicious, no? Dude literally dumped $HYPE and $NEAR with no clear reasons only because people are hating AI. Then all of a sudden a bug, which was fixed in a record time, he dumps his $ZEC then fully promotes $WLD. Seems like someone got paid real good
Zcash is taking heat for being at the forefront of it.
But the chains that survive the AI era of vulnerability discovery will be the ones that found their bugs first.
Zcash is one of the only ones with the capacity of doing so.
> whitehat hired to find any extremely obscure bugs before bad guys find them
> whitehat succeeds at job hired for
> bug immediately patched, no evidence of exploit
> people freak out that person did their job
Finding a bug isn't a security failure. Not looking is.
Zcash has a team of world-class security engineers and cryptographers working on it 24/7.
In the AI era, every protocol will face this test. Most aren't prepared.
Zcash survived much worse.
There is no other project in crypto uniting as many elite engineers and cryptographers, which is exactly why this bug was found.
It's still Zcash or communism.
Onward.