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Ethereum’s Pivot to Proof-of-Stake Consensus Worries Users About the Possibility of Protocol Level Censorship
O le suiga o le maliega o loʻo oʻo mai o Ethereum, o le cryptocurrency lona lua sili ona tele e ala i maketi maketi, o loʻo fuafua e faʻataunuʻu ia Setema ua popole ai le tele o tagata faʻaoga e uiga i le ono tupu o faʻasalaga i se tulaga faʻamaonia. O lona uiga, e o'o lava i le fegalegaleai sa'o ma konekarate atamai, o tuatusi fa'auliuliuli o le a le mafai ona fefa'ataua'i pe fa'agaioi i le vaega fa'avae..
Fa'atosina Fa'atupu Fa'atupu Fa'alavelave i Li'o Crypto
O le Tuufaatasi, O le femalagaiga a Ethereum mai se faʻamaoniga-o-galuega (PoW) i se faʻamaoniga-o-stake (PoS) consensus algorithm ua laga ai popolega e uiga i le lumanaʻi o le filifili pe a oʻo mai i le faʻasalaga. Ina ua uma tuatusi o konekarate atamai a Tornado Tupe, o se faiga fa'afefiloi fa'alilolilo fa'atotonugalemu, sa fa'atagaina ma lanu uliuli e le US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, o le tulaga faalilolilo ma le faʻasaʻoina o uiga faʻasaʻo o Ethereum ua i ai i le faʻaaliga.
Gabriel Shapiro, le fesoasoani aoao i Delphi Digital, talitonu o le a taumafai le au faʻamaonia tetele o Ethereum e tuleia mo se fuataga e aumaia ai le faʻasalaga i se tulaga faʻamaonia. O le a mafai ai ona latou galulue e tusa ai ma tulafono, ma aloese mai le faʻasalaga ona o le le aofia ai o fefaʻatauaiga faʻaletulafono. E uiga i lenei mataupu, na ia taʻua ai o nei faalapotopotoga "e le mafai ona latou fesoasoani i le na o le aloese mai le faafaigofieina o poloka o loʻo i ai fefaʻatauaiga faʻatagaina e le US, aua i lalo o nisi tulaga e ono matua faʻaitiitia ai i latou mai le faia."
On the other hand, Discusfish, co-founder of F2pool, an ethereum and bitcoin mining pool operation, stated that proof-of-work (PoW) consensus assets were more capable to deal with regulatory pressure than their proof-of-stake-based counterparts. He faamalamalama:
I le talanoaga e uiga i le PoS ma le PoW i lalo o tulafono faatonutonu i nei aso, o loʻo i ai se tasi o mea taua e tatau ona gauai atu i ai: Pe o le poloka poloka e mafai ona tumau le le iloa ma faʻapipiʻi nisi o fefaʻatauaiga e ogatasi ma le maliega i luga o le filifili (lea e ono aofia ai ni fefaʻatauaiga maaleale) . PoW e mafai ona faia i le taimi nei, PoS i le taimi nei o loʻo i ai ni faʻafitauli faʻapitoa ona o le manaʻoga e faʻapipiʻi aseta i luga o le filifili.
Vaaiga Eseese
Ae ui i lea, e le o tagata uma e faʻasoa lenei faʻasologa o mafaufauga. O le mea moni, o loʻo i ai nisi e manatu o aseta faʻavae faʻamaonia-o-siteki, e pei o Ethereum pe a maeʻa le Faʻatasiga, e sili atu ona saunia e feagai ma se osofaʻiga faʻasalaga e sau mai le pulega a le malo. Justin Bons, na faavaeina ma CIO o Cybercapital, o se tasi oi latou.
Bons argues that while an attack of this nature would be very difficult to pull off against Bitcoin and Ethereum, the complexity and the physical presence that PoW-based chains need to operate would make them easier to target than proof-of-stake assets. That’s because PoS can be operated with low-power equipment from any place in the world.
Mulimuli ane, Bons talitonu e le o taumafai le pulega e faʻaleagaina cryptocurrencies ma o le "e tatau ona maua se vaeluagalemu lelei e faʻasaoina ai le faʻamaoniaina o le solitu o poloka poloka, faʻamautinoa le le faalauaiteleina mo tagata taʻitoʻatasi ma le tausisia o kamupani."
O le a sou manatu e uiga i le avanoa e tupu ai faʻasalaga i Ethereum i se tulaga faʻapitoa? Ta'u mai i le vaega o fa'amatalaga i lalo.
Punavai autu: Bitcoin.com