Topic: [ANN] Bancor | Protocol for Smart-tokens, solving the liquidity problem - page 133. (Read 375814 times)
July 19, 2018, 12:50:28 AM
But it is working exchange fake hack.
July 19, 2018, 12:34:01 AM
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July 18, 2018, 07:39:00 PM
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July 18, 2018, 04:39:30 PM
Recently I Saw that your exchange was hacked , at moment everything is safe? What are you doing to improve your security cuz it's really nervous to trade in your platform
It was not hacked, there was a theft. While this might seem like semantics, it's actually a pretty important distinction. No user funds or information was compromised. Only the affected wallet and what that wallet had access to. I would recommend giving this article a full read to learn more about what exactly happened, as well as the steps that were and continue to be taken against further incidents.
July 18, 2018, 03:47:50 PM
By token bancor, nothing has disappeared, the very fact of hacking is of course very unpleasant, but I think the team will draw conclusions and will do everything possible so that such situations no longer repeat. Meanwhile, the price for Bancor is gradually beginning to recover.
Even this was mentioned before about some security holes and it could lead to a big lose if someone made hack attempting on this network. But they ignored this warning in past and didn't took this seriously and now after this incident they have their focus to make secure this network and fixing all bugs there. That is the reason price is start recovering I hope in future this will become secure network.
The Bancor team had implemented safety precautions to mitigate any losses from a theft like the one that occurred earlier this month.
Here's what Co-Founder Guy Benartzi had to say about this:
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We encourage all responsible token issuers to follow Bancor’s example in transparently implementing emergency capabilities to protect their communities — and the industry at large — from thieves and criminals. Equally important is the ability of projects to develop upgradeable code which enables them to learn, iterate and more rapidly progress towards mass-market adoption of these important technologies.
Please see "The Road Ahead" for the rest of the article!
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July 18, 2018, 03:39:42 PM
Interesting use-case of Bancor Protocol by 8baseinc who built a set of smart contracts for creating decentralized derivatives on Ethereum.
https://ban.cr/8base500T T
https://ban.cr/8base500T T
July 18, 2018, 08:02:22 AM
By token bancor, nothing has disappeared, the very fact of hacking is of course very unpleasant, but I think the team will draw conclusions and will do everything possible so that such situations no longer repeat. Meanwhile, the price for Bancor is gradually beginning to recover.
Even this was mentioned before about some security holes and it could lead to a big lose if someone made hack attempting on this network. But they ignored this warning in past and didn't took this seriously and now after this incident they have their focus to make secure this network and fixing all bugs there. That is the reason price is start recovering I hope in future this will become secure network.
July 18, 2018, 07:39:35 AM
By token bancor, nothing has disappeared, the very fact of hacking is of course very unpleasant, but I think the team will draw conclusions and will do everything possible so that such situations no longer repeat. Meanwhile, the price for Bancor is gradually beginning to recover.
July 18, 2018, 03:04:22 AM
In the future, token creators will be able to focus on their networks, products and users, when liquidity is fair and free for all.
https://ban.cr/tokenize
https://ban.cr/tokenize
July 18, 2018, 12:47:23 AM
Bancor Co-Founders Galia Benartzi and Eyal Hertzog speak on CNBC with Ran NeuNer about the recent security breach:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxf48BTRdPo&feature=youtu.be&t=789
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxf48BTRdPo&feature=youtu.be&t=789
I watched this interview they explained everything in details what happened and how they were able to make recover their tokens immediately. I hope in future they will be able to implement more secure features on this network and will provide a wonderful services. Waiting for to see this platform live again when they will start providing this service again.
It's great that CNBC would be interested in interviewing then on that - not many project out there would get such a good mainstream attention. Bancor is going to be mainstream sooner than most of other crypto projects.
Agreed, CryptoClast. Before joining forces with and getting attention from bigger names in the space, Bancor built their foundation by helping the long tail; low volume, community generated tokens. Happy to see this good organization continue its rise.
July 17, 2018, 03:49:33 PM
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The Bancor Team cannot freeze an account, so this doesn't apply. Bancor was, is, and will always be a decentralized liquidity network. In a nutshell, and in practical terms, you won't stop being able to use your BNT tokens as you please out of the blue.
I never said that the Bancor Team can freeze an account. The Bancor Team can change the parameters of the BNT token and its ownership status. This implies central control, don't you agree? This has very different control characteristics for other ERC20 tokens or ETH for that matter. I understand. However I am not of the opinion that this constitutes central control. As Omri Cohen stated, "Decentralized does not mean lawless.". Bancor's emergency safety mechanism allowed the theft to have a lesser extent. But I'm pretty sure discussion on this matter should flourish in the upcoming times, and I take it this won't be the last regarding this, neither from users or the Team.
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I'm not a law maker or knowledgeable in these types of regulatory concerns, but wouldn't exchange legislation apply to exchanges only? Since Bancor isn't one, I take it existing laws for exchanges cannot apply. In addition to this, Bancor is a Swiss Foundation based and registered in Zug, not Israel.
Exchange laws apply when one entity has custody over funds. In this case, Bancor doesn't have custody over user funds, but via the BNT smart contract, the team has custody over the funds in the smart contract. These funds belong to individual projects/liquidity providers, i.e. these funds don't belong to the Bancor team. This means the team maintains control over funds of third parties, which is where the regulatory aspects come into play. I am not a lawyer, but the team should consult their lawyers on this matter. As a precedence, there was a legal injunction against Ripple along similar lines i.e. one entity maintained central control over the token, and they were fined accordingly. The Ripple case is quite interesting in and of itself but also quite different from the Bancor situation, but there are parallels.
Quite interesting, as I was unaware of the Ripple situation. There may be parallels, but cases are indeed a situation of "to which their own". Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
July 17, 2018, 01:37:21 PM
Since the $ 12 million hack, Bancor seems to have dropped by nearly 50%, and I wonder when Bancor returns to $ 4. Do I have a question why a distributed transaction platform can be hacked? I acknowledge that using a single wallet for my tokens on the ETH platform along with low transaction costs is a great thing. But the hacking of my trust in the centralized and dispersed exchanges is the same.
It’s even below ICO price at the moment. Nearly a year since ICO. I had high hopes and expectations but so far it has been a dissapointment.
July 17, 2018, 01:31:14 PM
"In the future, token creator's will be able to focus on their networks, products and users, when liquidity is fair and free for all." Bancor Co-Founder Galia Benartzi talks tokenization with Arjun Kharpal on CNBC.
https://ban.cr/tokenize
https://ban.cr/tokenize
July 17, 2018, 12:38:42 PM
Bancor Co-Founders Galia Benartzi and Eyal Hertzog speak on CNBC with Ran NeuNer about the recent security breach:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxf48BTRdPo&feature=youtu.be&t=789
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxf48BTRdPo&feature=youtu.be&t=789
I watched this interview they explained everything in details what happened and how they were able to make recover their tokens immediately. I hope in future they will be able to implement more secure features on this network and will provide a wonderful services. Waiting for to see this platform live again when they will start providing this service again.
It's great that CNBC would be interested in interviewing then on that - not many project out there would get such a good mainstream attention. Bancor is going to be mainstream sooner than most of other crypto projects.
July 17, 2018, 12:29:30 PM
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The Bancor Team cannot freeze an account, so this doesn't apply. Bancor was, is, and will always be a decentralized liquidity network. In a nutshell, and in practical terms, you won't stop being able to use your BNT tokens as you please out of the blue.
I never said that the Bancor Team can freeze an account. The Bancor Team can change the parameters of the BNT token and its ownership status. This implies central control, don't you agree? This has very different control characteristics for other ERC20 tokens or ETH for that matter. Quote
I'm not a law maker or knowledgeable in these types of regulatory concerns, but wouldn't exchange legislation apply to exchanges only? Since Bancor isn't one, I take it existing laws for exchanges cannot apply. In addition to this, Bancor is a Swiss Foundation based and registered in Zug, not Israel.
Exchange laws apply when one entity has custody over funds. In this case, Bancor doesn't have custody over user funds, but via the BNT smart contract, the team has custody over the funds in the smart contract. These funds belong to individual projects/liquidity providers, i.e. these funds don't belong to the Bancor team. This means the team maintains control over funds of third parties, which is where the regulatory aspects come into play. I am not a lawyer, but the team should consult their lawyers on this matter. As a precedence, there was a legal injunction against Ripple along similar lines i.e. one entity maintained central control over the token, and they were fined accordingly. The Ripple case is quite interesting in and of itself but also quite different from the Bancor situation, but there are parallels.
July 17, 2018, 12:13:31 PM
It's a very simple question really - if a government asks the Bancor team to freeze an account, will they?
Hi! I would like to invite you to read this open letter from Bancor Co-Founder Guy Benartzi, The Road Ahead: https://ban.cr/road-ahead
The Bancor Team cannot freeze an account, so this doesn't apply. Bancor was, is, and will always be a decentralized liquidity network. In a nutshell, and in practical terms, you won't stop being able to use your BNT tokens as you please out of the blue.
On a related note, I cannot imagine how their lawyers signed off on this, since the team is effectively running an exchange with custody (yes, the team takes custody of funds in the exchange - not user funds, but the reserve funds in place by other tokens), and there are all sorts of regulations to running that. Perhaps the laws are less strict in Israel?
I'm not a law maker or knowledgeable in these types of regulatory concerns, but wouldn't exchange legislation apply to exchanges only? Since Bancor isn't one, I take it existing laws for exchanges cannot apply. In addition to this, Bancor is a Swiss Foundation based and registered in Zug, not Israel.
July 17, 2018, 11:14:16 AM
It's a very simple question really - if a government asks the Bancor team to freeze an account, will they?
Hi! I would like to invite you to read this open letter from Bancor Co-Founder Guy Benartzi, The Road Ahead: https://ban.cr/road-ahead
On a related note, I cannot imagine how their lawyers signed off on this, since the team is effectively running an exchange with custody (yes, the team takes custody of funds in the exchange - not user funds, but the reserve funds in place by other tokens), and there are all sorts of regulations to running that. Perhaps the laws are less strict in Israel?
July 17, 2018, 07:49:18 AM
Bill Tai and Galia Benartzi just hatched and released Honu into the wild!
Bid on this rare breed of cryptokitty now to help raise funds for Ocean Conservation.
https://ban.cr/honukitty
Bid on this rare breed of cryptokitty now to help raise funds for Ocean Conservation.
https://ban.cr/honukitty
July 16, 2018, 07:02:28 PM
Hi everyone, it looks like ETH network fees are greatly reduced now. Transactions should be much cheaper, as usual, let us know if you have any questions.
July 16, 2018, 03:53:02 PM
Since the $ 12 million hack, Bancor seems to have dropped by nearly 50%, and I wonder when Bancor returns to $ 4. Do I have a question why a distributed transaction platform can be hacked? I acknowledge that using a single wallet for my tokens on the ETH platform along with low transaction costs is a great thing. But the hacking of my trust in the centralized and dispersed exchanges is the same.
It was due to a compromised wallet https://t.me/BancorNews/156
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