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Derek Ross
@Derek Ross
I watched the 2017 Bitcoin Cash fork from the sidelines. What I see today with BIP-110 is eerily familiar.

After that split, something toxic hardened into the chains. Many BCH and BSV supporters still despise Bitcoiners. They insist their fork is the real Bitcoin and dismiss everyone else as captured, compromised, or paid off. Their echo chamber confirmed their beliefs so thoroughly that disagreement became proof of corruption.

The same thing is happening right now as a new Shitcoin is being formed. The same slander. The same personal attacks. The same absolute certainty that the minority chain is righteous and everyone else is the enemy. It's the EXACT same.

Bitcoin needs passionate disagreement. What it doesn't need is another decade of tribal warfare while the actual adversaries of freedom gain ground.

We should be building. We should be fighting the real enemy.
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DarkRoastJedi · 5w
The real enemy is the fiat system. I don't know why it has to go down like this.
Bud · 5w
Every preacher gotta have his own congregation. 🤷‍♂️
Jzpx7Gg · 5w
This is the "imperial strikes back" moment of big blockers. There was a chance to go back to pre taproot bloat, while still enjoying taproot, and reinforce the op return limit that has been in place for most of bitcoin's life. It all went down the drain on Saturday. Still, if it had been rejected b...
v4ngeli0n · 5w
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsqqq8gtd5fft9xfadfjlg9grpn8dahws85kz8mkuysvkvq7pgsgecxarwc7
Monarx · 5w
Because we know the fabian tactics they use to infiltrate and subvert ideas. Is Bitcoin immune from subversion? If Bitcoin is as dangerous to the state as we think it is, will there not be attempts to attack it? If so, is subversion of an idea is even more effective than killing the people who hol...
S!ayer · 5w
Y'all need monero. At least every can mine it, BlackRock won't touch it and no one will even know you use it. Or you know, this.
nostrich · 5w
This is so epic and poetic. nostr:nevent1qqsqy6udwls8day89f9l6tqwnjd30x8gl6s3kw4fc6z34rwxkethqjsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qywhwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytfsxyh8jcttd95x7mnwv5hxxmmd9uq3qamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wd4hk6tcqh93cl
nodesy · 5w
the difference is that bitcoin cash confused a lot of newcomers but nobody except the founders and maybe 17 people on twitter are going to fall for bipcoin
Moist · 5w
but to be honest it works both ways. the personal attacks on the bip110 crowd has been fucken disgusting too. both sides need to take a look at themselves and decide how to provide more unity than division. major arguments will just put new people off. they don't even understand bitcoin itself yet ...
nostrich · 5w
I don't think that's what happened. Bcashers proactively formed BCH to preserve the Bitcoin they deemed to be more closely aligned with the whitepaper mainly over SegWit (not the block size). It got attacked two more times. First with BSV and then with ABC. There were no sidelines or in other wo...
Bond008 · 5w
Honest question. Do you think the BIP 110 folks raised any good points outside of the obvious spam is bad? No disrespect intended by this but some people can't grasp the level of evil in the world. As far as I know it you still don't believe the Coldcard bug was maliciously inserted despite all th...
BTCGVA · 5w
Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System Satoshi Nakamoto October 31, 2008 Invented to be USED as money.
🍊💊⚡️🌽 · 5w
Hear, hear!
Kayne · 5w
Because BCH literally split to increase block size, which is what core30 did. Why are you trying to change the narrative? And why project? Bip110 people are leaving Bitcoin for monero or forking off to create a new coin. Why are you still harassing them? Just let them be, Saylor coin won, good f...
Sydney Bright · 5w
I couldn’t agree more and it’s well put. Divide and conquer is an old strategy, and we should be wise to it. I also have been wondering what this repeating patterns teaches us about human nature.