What does ETH do that BTC and lightning can’t?
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Reverse transactions.
BOOM.
And some not voluntary right?
Exactly.
Thanks.
Got a fork question, when a 💩 coin forks could someone lose all their coins due to the fork? How does that work? (I’m not considering any 💩)
Not really a tech guy, but I would guess that it would be a concern. Kind of depends on the fork and the devs behind it. As long as you don't expose your private keys (might be necessary to claim forked coin) it would be ok. Short answer: I don't know. 🤣
I don’t know either. Kinda assumed it was like a reverse stock split. Dunno
That was a DAOlicious comment
can bitcoin do smart contracts yet?
it's been a long time since i've looked into this stuff 😅
What actually is a smart contract because I’m confused by it. Once I heard mark cuban talk about it. He said the contract settles when proof of work is completed but who decides when that is? If I have a smart contract for a new roof and we both put money into a smart contract that says the money will change hands at the completion of the project who decides when the job is done? There’s no downside to the contractor getting your funds tied up and then never doing the work. Sure you get your funds back but why should you ever have them tied up?