Ryan Gittleson
These days, there’s a big elephant in the room for anyone who’s interested in blockchain platform Ethereum.
Two weeks ago, the Decentralized Autonomous Organization fund, or DAO, was hacked, resulting in some $50 million worth of ether being stolen. So where does the Ethereum community go from here?
That was the first topic up for discussion at yesterday’s open house held by Ethereum experts ConsenSys at its Bushwick offices. The event, which attracted a full house of blockchain enthusiasts, included demos of the company’s latest projects and networking. But founder and CEO Joseph Lubin kicked things off by addressing the security breach, calling it “potentially a systemic threat.”
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