Ethereum didn't flinch at $6.3B. Is $20B the rollback tipping point?
ARK's Lorenzo says $6.3B wasn't enough to make Ethereum consider a rollback — but throws out $10B, $20B and even 30% of ETH's market cap as figures that might. The Defiant hosted the full debate with Noms, moderated by Camila Russo, with the argument that it's better to settle the question now than after the next North Korean hack.
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The Defiant framed the conversation around one blunt line: $6.3 billion wasn't enough to make Ethereum consider a rollback. Lorenzo isn't buying that the number settles anything, saying plainly that everyone has a price — and floating $10 billion, $20 billion, or 30% of ETH's market cap as the kinds of thresholds worth arguing about.
His case for having the fight now: better to settle the debate before the next North Korean hack than after it. The question of whether a chain should ever rewind its ledger sat at the center of the exchange.
The full debate went out on The Defiant, with Noms joining Lorenzo and Camila Russo hosting.
No timeline for the discussion's conclusions.
TopicsEthereum · ETH · Lorenzo · ARK · The Defiant · Noms · Camila Russo
Source: x.com
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