TechEcho

> The bug caused a misplacement of decimal points when refunding pavladiv.near’s USN. Instead of returning 4.9995 USN (about $5), the smart contract bug minted 4.9995 trillion USN<p>Don’t worry guys, we fixed the regex in our currency conversion code, so your money will be fine now.

So they destroyed someone’s coins because they can’t code.<p>What a joke. So much for code is the contract.

Very decentralized, until we don't like it anymore, then very centralized.

"Code is law". LOL. As a software dev, I would never trust any code as the law. Nothing is ever fool-proof.

Putting the central in decentral since '22.

Oh well, de-centralizing by centralizing. Catch-22.

Do they do unit test at all?

So they destroyed someone’s coins because they can’t code.<p>What a joke. So much for code is the contract.

Very decentralized, until we don't like it anymore, then very centralized.

"Code is law". LOL. As a software dev, I would never trust any code as the law. Nothing is ever fool-proof.

Putting the central in decentral since '22.

Oh well, de-centralizing by centralizing. Catch-22.

Do they do unit test at all?

Decentral Bank fixes bug that let one user mint 10T USN for just $10

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Decentral Bank fixes bug that let one user mint 10T USN for just $10

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