Be VERY careful about using any technology pioneered by the Ethereum people.
This shit is so full of hackable holes, I'd be very wary using services based on any of it.
To wit:
http://hackingdistributed.com/2016/06/28/ethereum-soft-fork-dos-vector/
The "new bylaws" quick-fix isn't going to help much in the future. Its still a big attack surface masquerading as a useful computing language.
Topic: [2016-06-28] cointelegraph.com ] Bitcoin to Gain Ethereum’s Functionality Throug (Read 347 times)
June 28, 2016, 10:14:52 AM
June 28, 2016, 09:32:30 AM
Bitcoin to Gain Ethereum’s Functionality Through Counterparty, Launch by Autumn
Counterparty is to launch Ethereum’s Virtual Machine on testnet in two weeks, with a mainnet launch estimated around Autumn 2016, bringing Ethereum’s smart contract functionality to Bitcoin.
Counterparty’s EVM is 99% the same as Ethereum’s, according to sources, and has 85% test coverage, higher than Ethereum’s python core library, Pyethereum, according to a press release.
Response to the DAO hack
Responding to the recent DAO debacle, the press-release emphasises that Counterparty’s work on an EVM port continues as planned, but a new bylaw has been implemented...........
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-to-gain-ethereums-functionality-through-counterparty-launch-by-autumn
Counterparty is to launch Ethereum’s Virtual Machine on testnet in two weeks, with a mainnet launch estimated around Autumn 2016, bringing Ethereum’s smart contract functionality to Bitcoin.
Counterparty’s EVM is 99% the same as Ethereum’s, according to sources, and has 85% test coverage, higher than Ethereum’s python core library, Pyethereum, according to a press release.
Response to the DAO hack
Responding to the recent DAO debacle, the press-release emphasises that Counterparty’s work on an EVM port continues as planned, but a new bylaw has been implemented...........
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-to-gain-ethereums-functionality-through-counterparty-launch-by-autumn
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