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jimmysong · 6w
The weirdest game theory incentive for BIP110 is that the more people want to dump BIP110 coins, the more transactions they'll add to the BIP110-chain which presumably will have much lower hash rate. ...
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You're assuming a static price. Why would bip110 coins even be as high as 10 to 1. If theyre dumping at the price they'll mine it'll be even more selling pressure. And if they want a failing coin theyll sell it at even lower than what they mined it at.

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crany 👽🧡🗿 · 6w
I don't see a static price assumption, just some market price for miners to get coins. The key question for me is whether there's a market for exchange of a 110 coin to other cryptocurrencies including stablecoins
Tauri | Bitcoin BLAKE2b (XBT) · 5w
You need 100 blocks confirmed on the bip110 chain to sell the coins mined in the first block after the split. Assuming no emergency difficulty adjustment is made, which is a hard fork. 100 blocks may take few months to be mined. So at least from freshly mined blocks, there won’t be any sell pressu...