I phrase this as "incentive alignment". Every stable system aligns incentives with its continuation.
It was replaced with a new contract via a hard fork. Doing so was the right move, by far, but purists loathe the move.
It is. This will improve but it's a lower priority than scaling.
I phrase this as "incentive alignment". Every stable system aligns incentives with its continuation.
It was replaced with a new contract via a hard fork. Doing so was the right move, by far, but purists loathe the move.
It is. This will improve but it's a lower priority than scaling.