I'm agnostic to all this, but why do you seem to completely sidestep the point that the bip110 proponents are making?
As far as I understand, it's not about what you can and can't do with Bitcoin, bu...
Whenever someone speaks up against BIP-110, I would encourage everyone to do the following.
1. Use your favorite search engine and search for their series A funders, seed funders, investors, etc. IE: "River Financial investors," or "Blockstream seed funders."
2. Go to these investors linkedin pages and look at their career and education history, or if it is a company investing, go to their web page and look up their board of directors. Go to their linkedin page.
3. Do a wikipedia search of the investors.
4. Go to opensecrets.org and look up these investors.
Its amazing how many times you'll see Goldman Sachs, Blackrock, Fidelity, or a dozen other institutions or individuals that a normal bitcoin pleb, who wishes to see fiat overturned, would find issue with. It is almost like it is a concentrated financial network seeking to destroy bitcoin from within.
1. Use your favorite search engine and search for their series A funders, seed funders, investors, etc. IE: "River Financial investors," or "Blockstream seed funders."
2. Go to these investors linkedin pages and look at their career and education history, or if it is a company investing, go to their web page and look up their board of directors. Go to their linkedin page.
3. Do a wikipedia search of the investors.
4. Go to opensecrets.org and look up these investors.
Its amazing how many times you'll see Goldman Sachs, Blackrock, Fidelity, or a dozen other institutions or individuals that a normal bitcoin pleb, who wishes to see fiat overturned, would find issue with. It is almost like it is a concentrated financial network seeking to destroy bitcoin from within.