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Tyler Burns · 1w
"Not yet been captured." That is some massive irony in your spoken words there. ...the existence of your new dead chain has come about by an extremely small minority of delusional people. That's what real capture looks like. Thankfully, all you've managed to capture is a new shitcoin.
Bud · 1w
What’s sad is Mr. Kratter can’t just have an intellectual debate, but must burn all bridges on the way out, with personal insults. Oh, well.
Jack Spirko · 1w
You are embarrassing yourself. Well you have been for months but this is so bad I actually feel sorry for you now.
. · 1w
"The cartel didn't follow us" lol
epsql · 1w
I was running BIP110 but Bitcoin is a proof of work chain, not a proof of nodes one. Why was everybody so sure that miners were going to flip?
Pepe López · 1w
they broke satoshi, or satoshi left it to break 🤷🏻‍♂️ the point is that satoshi as a brit maybe left scorched earth luke can bring new hope
StudentofLife · 1w
I agree that seeing BIP-110 stall is heartbreaking. I was running BIP-110, and mining it at the point of activation. I have the utmost respect for the roughnecks crew finding two blocks out of the gate. That being said, I am in the camp of reforming big bitcoin (however daunting that may seem), ra...
Aaron van Wirdum · 1w
You don't really understand things, do you?
Monsieur Socrates · 1w
The real telling is up to Core, do they continue to make it easier to have garbage on the chain, if they do Bitcoin Legacy chain will die. It will become harder and harder for everyday people to run a node. If mining becomes more to decentralize (datum or stratum V2) then there is hope. Otherwise Bi...
ChipButty · 1w
It isn't in a coma, it is dead. BIP-110 961,633 Bitcoin 961,893. It is 200 blocks behind and not moving but carry on convincing your naive followers that BIP-110 might eventually work out and when it doesn't you can have them follow you into a catastrophic hard fork which will end up even worse tha...
M-Vil · 1w
Reform! We can get our coin back. Let's be smart. A new chain will not go anywhere. And it's our chain. Remember when Steve Jobs was fired from his own company!? He got it back because the company screw up without him! Core is too corrupt not to screw up, big time, and when they do we will be ther...
Big Barry Bitcoin · 1w
I think you guys are going too crazy. Sure, maybe if sha256 became vulnerable, we might agree to change the PoW algorithm, but doing it because "the bad guys" own the most hash rate is explicitly the wrong reason to do it. If the bad guys have the highest hash rate and will continue to do so foreve...
Ryan Grote · 1w
I was a BIP-110 supporter and I’m returning to the legacy chain. I would have liked the miners to flip the bit to signal for BIP-110 but it’s not worth it at this point. Here’s why: BIP-110 didn’t fail because bitcoin is captured. It failed because there wasn’t enough support for BIP-11...
Excommunicado · 1w
Anyone can fork Bitcoin so the state with their people networks forked one for itself. Its been long known the state was getting ready to release a CBDC. Whether they release one using FED, IMF or fork their version of fully controlled Bitcoin doesn't matter if in the end this is fight between freed...
Sats and Sunsets · 1w
Put your money where your mouth is. As long as you are only saying words, you have nothing but fluff.
Fren · 1w
Node runners should consider moving onto something else that's harder to capture. They could help add more decentralisation to an existing crypto that actually stays true to the idea of 2p2 digital cash. There's already been plenty of forks in the past. BCH being the strongest of them and the on...
BankSith · 1w
Oh no
DireMunchkin · 1w
I ran the UASF client, but I'm personally going with reform option here. Hard fork is self-defeating IMO.
AncapCrab · 1w
Yeah thats not the Bitcoin Chain 😉 But the delusion continues. Even when the space does signal ABSOLUT REJECTION... you still head on with this.