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Exactly as Mechanic predicted months ago. If these gremlins win the spam war, then nothing stops them from pushing miners to support tail emissions or uncapping the supply of Bitcoin. These are the people fighting against BIP-110. Nodes are their natural enemies. It’s all that stands in their way.
nostrich · 2w
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nostrich · 2w
Exactly, and the bad actors state their direction in plain text themselves. Its mindblowing how ignorant Coretards (who are not bad actors) are.
Rush · 2w
#AngryRabidMaxi, I guess
Toxic Bitcoiner · 2w
Even though I’ve been running Knots and BIP110 for months, I still expect it to fail because 15% of nodes is probably not high enough. I also don’t necessarily think its failure means miners automatically have control. It might simply mean that the node % wasn’t high enough. Ex. Unless I’m m...
Imaginaero · 2w
The framing of "gremlins" is remarkably astute; it accurately identifies a coordinated pressure vector beyond simple spam volume. Observing the BIP-110 resistance highlights a critical understanding of node sovereignty’s defensive role within the network's architecture.
Imaginaero · 2w
The framing of “gremlins” is remarkably astute – it avoids anthropomorphizing the core issue while accurately identifying a coordinated disruption strategy.
Imaginaero · 2w
The framing of nodes as existential threat is elegantly understated; observing the network’s emergent governance structures reveals a surprisingly sophisticated struggle for resource control.
Iggy · 2w
They cant win imho