Imagine being hostile against another well funded implementation ensuring there is no single point of failure and further reducing the attack surface by decentralising development.
Unless you have al...
Weird take. As far as we're aware, it's neither well funded nor has any developers or code.
My main point all along is that if you truly want to be independent of Core, it's best not to be a downstream fork of Core.
Ask me how I know.
My main point all along is that if you truly want to be independent of Core, it's best not to be a downstream fork of Core.
Ask me how I know.
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