I personally think having a security protocol in place is essential to protect users and ultimately achieve widescale market adoption. If Bancor abuses their ability to freeze tokens they can easily be forked. Forkability to me is the key element to decentralization.
RE: How ‘decentralised’ is Bancor, anyway?
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How ‘decentralised’ is Bancor, anyway?
Yeah I agree, in order for crypto to go mainstream we need to have recourse in situations like this.
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