The attacker does not want profit, he wants people to leave
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If legitimate miners lose coins (few coins, but many many miners) they will leave, we will get delisted, and then we are dead.
Stop worrying about how he got the coins. If we’re diligent enough in building this community, he will end up dumping early and we will rocket past his dump threshold when he does decide to take profit. He originally wanted to dump those coins and destroy the price, then the coin chooser pools switched a massive amount of scripters our way. Now he’s stuck, because he knows people aren’t going to panic dump. The buyers on the exchanges are long term.
The only reason to reverse is if there is any chance of those confirmed injected coins becoming invalidated. But they are confirmed, therefore they cannot be invalidated without a much larger effort to rewrite the chain.
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Theres no way that he can destroy our coin, our community is so strong, and i have so much belief in this coin, that with any spare money i can accumulate is going towards ftc. Long live ftc!
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I have more than 60,000 coins right now, and for sure, I’ll always keep them. I truly believe that time will tell I am right to do it.
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zerodrama:
what do we learn from this - so by limiting every pool to say 50 M# could that be a way to eliminate this sort of thing happening ?
