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RE: The monthly core dev meeting is monday, what would you like to see brought up ?

in #core2 years ago

None of them are using DPoS. 51 attack doesn't care about the number of votes.
I don't know if they are wrong, but you certainly are.

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Can you point an error in my simulation?

Yes and I did.
Again: number of votes are irrelevant.

To do the same with 1 vote system, the attacker would need to buy 20x more stake.

Are you aware that you can't have 20x more stake than a half of the total? :-) No, that's not the solution, just a tip that your math is wrong.

It's a pointless discussion because you try to show a flaw, which is actually a property (% shares gives % of control). And yes, it's pretty much same with Cardano, etc.

To do the same with 1 vote system, the attacker would need to buy 20x more stake.

Great point! He would not be able to do the attack at all. But with 30 votes he can easily. This allowed Sun to take over the steem - but we're not changing that?

Let's be adults here - this system allows small group of people to control the entire network. 5 users with 10% of stake each can control the network. This would not be possible with 1 vote system. There's a reason why bitshares is dead, steem was controlled by one Chinese and hive is #120 market cap and falling. But OK, let's keep that system and pretend that big investors will come.

In your system, what prevents people from just making multiple accounts and spreading out their stake?

Nothing but it's much more expensive. You need 20 accounts that have more stake than the rest of the community instead of just 1.

If I have 100 mln HP I can choose all block producers that I control - and they do what I want, for example nullify your account.

With "my system" I can choose only 1 block producer - nothing changes. I can also split my my stake between 20 accounts (5 mln HP each) but still I don't have majority to put on top block producers that I control.

Basically the current system allows small group of people to control the whole network - this is why no big investor even looks at Hive and why we will keep declining with occasional pumps.