The head blocks of our blockchains are 17586 apart during this snapshot. Because we both use the same tech, this implies that Steem has missed 17586 more blocks than Hive since inception.
But I really had no idea it was this bad.
This puts things into perspective.
That means in that in less than 2 months Steem has been down for almost 15 hours. This is wholly unacceptable, and due to the fact that many of the witnesses are not running the same code.
When a witness who doesn't support the freezing of accounts posts a transaction to the blockchain with operations from said frozen accounts, it's up to the other witnesses freezing those accounts to act and nullify that block. This causes rollbacks in the chain that we see the results of here.
This means that the entire reason stated for freezing the accounts:
To protect the security of the chain...
is not only false, but actually the opposite is true.
Justin Sun has turned the blockchain into a Steeming shitpile via freezing these accounts.
Not just because he can freeze anyone's account for any reason,
but because these missed blocks make the chain highly unstable.
Because there are rumors that a new soft fork is going into effect (22.9999 whatever) that will freeze even more accounts. Which means there will be even more of a chance that blocks get missed. Unreal.
Wow... just wow.
That is all.
