In 2016, Ethereum faced a crisis that almost destroyed it forever.

A single bug in The DAO smart contract allowed a hacker to drain $60M+ in ETH, threatening the entire ecosystem.

The solution? A controversial hard fork that split the blockchain — forever creating Ethereum (ETH) and Ethereum Classic (ETC).

Some called it justice. Others called it betrayal of blockchain’s core rule: "Code is law."

⚔️ It wasn’t just a technical problem — it was an ideological war.

And this one moment continues to define how we build trust in a decentralized future.

🧠 Should blockchain ever be changed? Or should it remain immutable — no matter the cost