100 sats \ 2 replies \ @kepford 18 Aug 2023 \ parent \ on: A Coinbase-Backed Group Lost a Lawsuit Arguing for Tornado Cash Today bitcoin
I wonder what makes a smart contract different from one in a doc file? Legally I mean. A smart contract's code that executes when something happenes seems like it should be treated the same as any software code. But the actual content of the contract seems to me to be just an agreement.
Like the difference between the words I'm typing here and the code that renders the comment.
I think the problem here is mostly hinges on the existence of the DAO which I'm super ignorant of but assume lords over the smart contract. It doesn't exist like words or code do in isolation. The judge seems to think it exists like a contract any organization might have.
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Hmm
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