RMPL Announcements, [10.08.20 12:06]
Dear RMPL supporters it is time to publish our code on github and etherscan
Etherscan: etherscan.io
GitHub: github.com
We also wrote an article to explain some things regarding the code and look back on our launch week.
We'd be happy if you share the article and leave some claps there
medium.com
did you look at the code? did you read the explanation? the trigger is manual retard....just like we told you it was. they claim they've been triggering it manually...at random times though, so it's okay. kek
It's not manually you fucking utter retard
No, you're a liar.
FROM THE ARTICLE:
Random Rebasing was triggered automatically through a private web3 controller protected by the RMPL team private key. The trigger for rebase was generated based on a probability/cumulative distribution function with the 48-hour parameter programmed in the back-end code, reducing code visibility for those attempting to predict the rebase times. Concluding, this function is executed in a completely random manner, as soon as certain metrics are met. Not a single person is able to execute or predict the time of the rebase.
wrong. i am a programmer and read the code, its 100% automatic.
KEK you poor pathetic moron. Go sit in the fucking corner pleb.
Baseless AMPL FUD trying to damage control. $4 EOD
whe need an Korean to do the maths. havent read shit but this feels like high stakes poker?
wrong, your a lying jeet. I'm a solidity dev and looked at it myself.
>was triggered automatically through a private web3 controller protected by the RMPL team private key
do you even know what that fucking means retard? it means the function is called from the devs wallet. holy shit the absolute state of newfags. log into your own wallet on a web3 client....MEW for example. then go to contract, you can make function calls to interact with contracts too.
>web3 controller protected by the team private key
meaning only the team wallet can trigger this function.
> function rebase(int256 supplyDelta) external onlyOwner returns (uint256)
it's an external function that can only be called by the dev (onlyOwner). this is standard contract programming stuff here..... it's absolutely manual though and the article even says so....the problem is they fancied it up in technical jargon and you retards are too dumb to understand what is meant when they say
>triggered automatically through a private web3 controller protected by the RMPL team private key
you haven't read it, have no knowledge of it, so your opinion is worthless ma'am.