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Matthew Kratter · 1w
This Fight Ain't Over Yet (BIP-110) https://blossom.primal.net/6809288d327e4a90563af09121e0a75659c2665817eecd00c926c72c73784ab2.mp4
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Hello Mr Kratter.
I just wanted to say hello and thank you for your role as a promoter of Bitcoin, and BIP-110.
I was, and am part of the plebs who support the BIP-110 effort. Supporters made many efforts already, educating themselves, spinning up Knots nodes, buying Start9 and Umbrels and even renting hashpower at a loss to point it at BIP-110 pools/servers. Another thing I am doing now is to consolidate UTXO’s on the BIP-110 chain. I don’t mind the higher fee and long confirmation time, as long as it supports miners on our side. Higher fees, higher incentives. It’s been said a lot « sit on your hands, do not transact », but consolidating is not transacting stricto-sensu, therefore the only risk of the dreaded replay in the case of a consolidation is paying the fees on both chains, and that’s the effort I am willing to make in order to support BIP-110 while waiting for « real » economic activity on the BIP-110 chain…
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GetRekt · 1w
My friend. If it is in anyway possible for you to question this belief, please question it. BIP110 failed. The chain is done. It is okay to have been lead astray but please know that you have been lead astray. The loudest voices of the movement are now deciding whether they have it in themselves...
Nostrostr · 1w
Miners won’t switch to mining BIP-110 because the coins are worthless. The fees don’t do anything either because of the same reason. Bitcoin is still bitcoin. 21M max supply. Permissionless. Stop following these people. Let go.