Why is the world so sure that Bitcoin and blockchain is foolproof. What if there's a critical flaw that everyone has overlooked or not noticed and the whole system crashes down? Is it really impossible? Is Bitcoin a perfect machine or system?
What will crash down bitcoin will be able to generate enough hashrates that can reverse many transactions back in a 51% attack. But with the hashrates bitcoin is having, that is not possible. Anyone that wants to do that will only waste time and resources and yet still fail. That is where I see vulnerability can come but which is very hard to do. 
Topic: What if There's a Bug No One Has Seen in Bitcoin? - page 2. (Read 200 times)
Did you find any bug?
Bitcoin is an open source project that is totally free, you can check if there is any bug yourself!
From 2008 -2009 till date that bitcoin has existed there have been lots of reviews but no bug exist till now, there have been some other vulnerabilities/bugs which you can check here but has been fixed 100%
For the record, nobody said bitcoin is the almighty and perfect project. With the way you sound from the beginning you seem antagonistic to bitcoin so you should know better if it's a perfect system.
Bitcoin is an open source project that is totally free, you can check if there is any bug yourself!
From 2008 -2009 till date that bitcoin has existed there have been lots of reviews but no bug exist till now, there have been some other vulnerabilities/bugs which you can check here but has been fixed 100%
For the record, nobody said bitcoin is the almighty and perfect project. With the way you sound from the beginning you seem antagonistic to bitcoin so you should know better if it's a perfect system.
I think at this point we can just point to the trilemma and say it's not scalable?
Why is the world so sure that Bitcoin and blockchain is foolproof. What if there's a critical flaw that everyone has overlooked or not noticed and the whole system crashes down? Is it really impossible? Is Bitcoin a perfect machine or system?
Jump to: