Ethereum: Good alt or stay away? - page 143.

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Quote from: Kolamider on June 25, 2016, 06:37:40 AM

Does it mean we have to do soft fork every 28 days? It is very inconvenient for the miners. Hope they will find a better solution.

No, they only ne4ed to soft-fork once. The soft fork will permanently freeze any Ether in The DAO and all of its clones (children.)

Does it apply to the hacked the DAO only or to the "rescued" DAO as well? If later, they will another fight to get it back.

It applies to the hacked DAO and all its clones. That's why the folks involved are pushing hard for a hard fork that would replace all DAO instances of code with simple withdrawal contracts. If that hard fork goes through, all of them will be emptied and the ETH recovered.

I think the soft fork will go up after the soft fork bug is removed. I am not sure about the hard fork to be implemented.

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Quote from: Washika on June 30, 2016, 02:53:05 AM

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Quote from: Kolamider on June 25, 2016, 06:37:40 AM

Does it mean we have to do soft fork every 28 days? It is very inconvenient for the miners. Hope they will find a better solution.

No, they only ne4ed to soft-fork once. The soft fork will permanently freeze any Ether in The DAO and all of its clones (children.)

Does it apply to the hacked the DAO only or to the "rescued" DAO as well? If later, they will another fight to get it back.

It applies to the hacked DAO and all its clones. That's why the folks involved are pushing hard for a hard fork that would replace all DAO instances of code with simple withdrawal contracts. If that hard fork goes through, all of them will be emptied and the ETH recovered.

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Quote from: Nxtblg on June 28, 2016, 06:17:41 PM

Quote from: Kolamider on June 25, 2016, 06:37:40 AM

Does it mean we have to do soft fork every 28 days? It is very inconvenient for the miners. Hope they will find a better solution.

No, they only ne4ed to soft-fork once. The soft fork will permanently freeze any Ether in The DAO and all of its clones (children.)

Does it apply to the hacked the DAO only or to the "rescued" DAO as well? If later, they will another fight to get it back.

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Quote from: Kolamider on June 25, 2016, 06:37:40 AM

Does it mean we have to do soft fork every 28 days? It is very inconvenient for the miners. Hope they will find a better solution.

No, they only ne4ed to soft-fork once. The soft fork will permanently freeze any Ether in The DAO and all of its clones (children.)

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Quote from: Aki4real on June 22, 2016, 06:45:50 AM

IMO it's rising now due to a soft fork solution has been supported by the community.
They now have an option to get the funds back without a hard fork

Indeed. It's reassuring to see how the ETH community is pulling together.

Can they get the 3.6 million stolen from the hacker back without using the hard fork? I thought soft fork just freeze the funds.

Yes they are working on it. Can't say much more right now but expect gud news.

They get the funds from the hacker, the hacker gets it back again, is there never ending loop? I thought there is 27 day freeze period.

28 days. And this allows for a resolution to be implemented at this time, and any other time such attack happens.

If all the DAO has been moved once now, can they can be moved again within 28 days? If not, we will have a quite period of 25 to 28 days.

Each movement takes 28 days. DAO funds are not released until after a 28 day period. So each movement gives us all an additional 28 day window.

Does it mean we have to do soft fork every 28 days? It is very inconvenient for the miners. Hope they will find a better solution.

The solution will be to dissolve the DAO and return the DAO to the investors. I hope there will be no problem in the process.

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