The DAO was attacked again, and two major Ethereum mining pools have initiated a soft fork vote

As the world's largest crowdfunding project, The DAO attracted a lot of attention after the attack. Tens of millions of dollars worth of ether was transferred to a sub-DAO contract, and then the "hacker" appeared again. However, not long after, The DAO was attacked again, but this time the attacker may be someone else. So far, the attack has generated 2 transactions:

0x201c0253a6fd5d5e7efb0617acb115dcbd39731869bfba796d7f9656eda3c5f2

0x0f6994bd16df20f0d0992a607ab78e8be1a05cb07b411437fed2fec83be1bc9c

It is reported that only 0.85 ether was transferred for each split of the attack. The attacker only "stole" 22 ether, and its purpose is still unclear. Some people speculate that the attacker just wanted to test the vulnerability.

In response to this, the managers of Ethpool and Ethermine have initiated a DAO soft fork vote.

Rules: Only miners who actively participate in mining pools can vote. There are currently four different options:

1. No vote

2. Don't care

3. Yes, run a soft fork

4. No, don’t run a soft fork

Voting results are available at http://ethpool.org/stats/votes and http://ethermine.org/stats/votes .

As of press time, the voting results of the two major mining pools are as follows:

(Ethermine mining pool voting results)

(ethpool mining pool voting results)

Note: This vote only involves soft forks and has nothing to do with possible hard forks.