It’s no secret that Bitcoin has both fans and opponents. Many of the latter are governments. Any of them can ban Bitcoin, but of greater interest is whether such actions will have any impact on its network and value.
Everyone who has heard about Bitcoin knows that a total of 21 million coins will be mined. This supply limit is one of the most valuable aspects of this crypto asset. But is it possible to increase the number of BTC? Theoretically, this is possible, but in reality it is a rather complex implementation that not many people will want to accept due to a number of disadvantages
On May 11, 2022, with the planned update of the blockchain and the introduction of part of the DSC on block 9,288,729, different apphashes turned out ♨️
We are currently making every effort to find out the reason.
🔗 On block 9,288,730, different sets of validators began to sign (and offer) a different block, and this led to abnormal operation of the blockchain and disconnection of validators through the sentry node security module.
During the restoration work, when bringing the blockchain to the same state, 5 validators signed the same block twice, for which they received a 5% penalty from their total stakes. Including the validator Main Node
Since errors were made during the restoration of operability, the Decimal team decided to reimburse the delegates for the coins lost during the fine 🫂
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