Not exactly. Those transactions still exist on eth classic. It’s just that all the nodes agreed that eth2 is the “valid” chain. Bitcoin did the same thing with bitcoin cash.
There’s a huge difference between a random person forking to make a shitcoin (bcc), and the sole controller of a block chain forking it and rolling it back because he fucked up the original (eth).
Not exactly. Those transactions still exist on eth classic. It’s just that all the nodes agreed that eth2 is the “valid” chain. Bitcoin did the same thing with bitcoin cash.
Bitcoin didn’t roll back anything because no one has that power over Bitcoin.
It’s stupid to trust a crypto where one person has that much power.
The Eth fork and Bitcoin fork were essentially done the same way, all the nodes agreed they were moving to a new chain.
There’s a huge difference between a random person forking to make a shitcoin (bcc), and the sole controller of a block chain forking it and rolling it back because he fucked up the original (eth).
If all the nodes decided they don't want to fork, the fork doesn't happen. Vitalik doesn't have centralized control over it.