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>17295725

You're not afraid of this?

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1580219898790.webm

chinese economy collapse

>>17255784
>Oh we're in agreement. My point was exactly that it isn't ok for them to claim to be decentralized then just run a centralized Oracle service. I thought you were excusing it, my bad.

all good fren

>>17255786
>>p-please respond to my stale fud from 2018

It's straight out of the whitepaper. It's not stale FUD, it's played out exactly how you expect it would. They are centralised and they have no reasonable way to decentralise because they never solve the sybil problem, in fact it's notable missing from section 6 in their paper despite being referenced earlier as being there.

>>17255843
>there would exist an equilibrium at which sybill attacks would be more profitable than delivering quality data or outputs.

That's not the most likely attack scenario. There is an incentive for a large existing player or group of large existing players who run hundreds or thousands of allegedly decentralised oracles on the service to crowd out new honest nodes by having all their nodes tell the same lie at the same time. They can do this without affecting their reputation because the system selects for the majority opinion not the true opinion. They can also do this without reducing customer demand because they only need to do it once or twice a day and can pick a piece of data that is not that important or that can be modified without changing the semantic meaning of it.

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1580219898790.webm

Why didn't the COOFER meme take off like COOM/COOMER?

https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1580219898790.webm

>>17202666
>>17202669
so in other words it comes from twitter

YOU HAVE TO GO BACK

>>17177245
>>17178255