IF they move the funds THEN they must give them back to the original owners
IF they never move the funds THEN they are not obligated to do anything
Dear Blurt Community & Followers
IF they move the funds THEN they must give them back to the original owners
IF they never move the funds THEN they are not obligated to do anything
Yeah but once they move the funds it’s too late there is nothing we can do, the funds can also be used for voting on consensus which could be a risk, their keys could get compromised if they close down due to bear market conditions or regulation and suddenly you have a blackhat with keys to large sums of blurt to mess with consensus.
the courts are responsible for enforcing the law
you are not responsible for enforcing the law
the scenario you describe "blackhat with keys" could happen at any moment
regardless of what happens with these unclaimed exchange tokens
that's why it is important to maintain neutrality and focus on stability
In this case code is law and consensus witnesses are the enforcers. This is a community matter and governance can act in the interests of the community, those who don’t agree with governance decisions can support a different fork.
ok, either that
or continue to engage in conversations on the topic
The exchange burn idea currently has alot of support
any word on which witnesses are the least enthusiastic ?