If the Ethereum 2.0 testnet's involvement is too low, the great whale will shrink or fall.

According to the decryption report, Zelurida co-founder Rio Yape found a flaw in the Ethereum 2.0 testnet. Ethereum 2.0 requires at least 66% engagement. When engagement is low, a large whale controlling multiple accounts can cause network problems by quickly eliminating them, reducing engagement to less than 66%. If 10% of the ETH is committed and the network participation is 75%, then the reduction in the commitment should only control 0.9% of the ETH in circulation, which can be achieved on large whales and the exchange rate, at work. with organizations like Binance, Coinbase, V God, etc. Each holder owns more than 0.16% of the total amount of Ethereum. Developer Raul Jordan clarified that the partnership is estimated at 99%, which means the opponent would want 33% of the pledge of 25,000 evidence valued at $ 100 million to fight, and the strike will cost a lot. parties, including the opponent himself. to put.