I'd hate to say but the problems listed are real. There is a fundamental flaw in the design, and it was actually pointed out 2 years ago and completely ignored by the dev. Of course with millions at stake for them it's in their best interest to ignore it. Hell, some kill for less money. Do your due diligence people and don't follow fanboys blindly. As far as I'm concerned right now I pretty certain there is 0% chance XRB will replace BTC. You may speculate and you make still make fortunes on the price, but don't fool yourself of the end result. This is not something that can be just fixed. Sorry.
You literally posted this exact same thing just a few pages back (might have been one of your sock puppet accounts). The "flaws" have been addressed numerous times by the dev - nothing but FUD.
To summarize:
The dev was a software engineer at Qualcom, you are a piece of Bitcointalk trash.
To think that some salty teenage third worlders have found some fatal "flaw" that the Raiblocks dev missed is beyond laughable.
Anyway, as you can see by the price your pathetic FUD attempts are rightfully being ignored by the community.
This.
Some low life BCT thread thrashtalk boy from a dumpster finding out flaws is laughable, especially when there is a $900k bounty going on to who ever can find any flaw.
If he is so fucking smart why not claim some of the money for himself instead of posting FUD on a forum?
The explanation of a man in the middle attack and relating it to the coin is just plain ignorance, it is the same kind of attack described as someone phishing bittrex webpage and stealing the coins, should bittrex be blamed for that ?
And the attack suggested
not only a man in the middle, but also at the same time controlling representative nodes and also raiblocks.netAs I explained such an attack is the equivalent of hacking the whole internet