>>509329366 (OP)I doubt those investment plans will survive the news which came out the other day, of a group of men arrested for theft via smart contract. The media hasn't discovered the importance yet, but buried down in paragraph 5 was the money shot:
> the theft happened when the thieves were able to manipulate and modify the smart contract AFTER it was on the chain.That, you will find, will be an absolute deal-killer for smart contracts; as its inability to be modified after entering the chain was the only major selling point.
Likewise, bitcoins only strength is it's alleged-anonymity; which will soon be proven a myth as the hash function gets reverse-engineered via AI