Impressive numbers, for sure ! But…
- The majority of this 250m is locked in for operations of the exchange, and unavailable for loaning.
- 250m is not that much out of 1.8b anyway…
Impressive numbers, for sure ! But…
That’s a good point, nevertheless the math in the example is still flawed for the WEAR part: if 0 vote yes and 0 vote no, then 0 VP will go towards the vote, so there really can’t be a 0.5% there.
They did it with steem before if you read the OP…
They just paused withdrawals for 1 week while they used the VP to vote.
It would be hard to get the other 1.6b to vote against them when I personally struggle to get 500k VP on my proposals…
You don’t need 1.6b to counter-balance 250m.
And someone borrowing from Binance is different than Binance acting directly.
Nevertheless… the VP in these wallets is indeed quite impressive: #Ed1B, #aceC.
However, note that these seem to have never been used to log into DCL.
Perhaps the answer is to mandate a moratorium on any VP logging in for the first time ?
The more MANA there is on that account, the longer the period ?
One could still create a new account and then send MANA to it, of course.
But this way, the MANA in locked exchange wallets should still be truly kept out of the way ![]()
This was the TLDR on that link in the OP…
There are a lot of good ways that should be implemented to prevent things like this.
This proposal was done to start the discussion around how we can prevent corruption.
So let’s start a list:
There are a lot of ways to prevent things like this, but it is not the case that a lot of them are good.
When it comes to smart-contracts, we want to be as surgical as possible in any change that is made.
#4 is what I am suggesting. The more MANA you have when you first log in, the longer you have to wait before you can use the VP (new accounts with 0 VP don’t have to wait at all).
It won’t be that easy since the user can simply transfer the MANA out to another account, but if it’s a big exchange, that won’t be too much of a risk.
All of the other suggestions feel unfair in some way or other.