Mark Mason
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Bitcoin and Monero Demonstrate the Need for Governance - Dash Force News
The cryptocurrency world is once again alight with internal drama. Not only has Bitcoin come to a scaling consensus, only to discover that it wasn’t really a consensus and that a chain split might be coming, but Monero has had its share of action too, with its lead developer/spokesperson causing a stir over a stunt where he promised a major announcement only to reveal it was all a joke, causing the price to spike and then subsequently crash. Now some in a divided community are calling for him to be fired. Similarly, with 56 companies and over 80% of the mining hashpower of Bitcoin moving to a solution against the wishes of Core, it would seem there are attempts in both coins to fire their developers.
But how would such a sacking practically work? As it turns out, with most coins it’s not so easy.
But how would such a sacking practically work? As it turns out, with most coins it’s not so easy.
