Wow! this taught me more than 2 semesters of calculus. Thanks for sharing.
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Maybe, slightly off-topic. I recently started developing with htmx and go and it's been really very productive for me as I am not a front end developer.
But there are still some usecases, where I need to use JS, like a simple 'hide and show password field'. I had to use htmx:on JavaScript to make it work.
I am for no build as it keeps development and debugging simpler.
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Those could be exchanges ? Which would mean they represent very large numbers of users.
Seems the most likely explanation.
The idea that this isn’t true in BTC or PoW seems like a wild fiction to me.
You may be right that the majority is probably an exchange. But is there something in the protocol specification that prohibits such majority?
Then it raises a question, can an actor such as a government (which may have unlimited resources) to hold large numbers of ether (> 51%) to add blocks to their advantage?
Perhaps, it's my ignorance about this technology that makes me question and prevent me from adopting this technology.