Damus
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Bitcoin's final holy war wasn't block size, it wasn't segwit, and it wasn't BIP110, but it will be the eCash fork. The weapon of choice? Hashpower.

And eCash will win, because the security budget which buys that hashpower will come not only from normal money spending transactions like Bitcoin has, but from a sidechain ecosystem that will gobble up most of the altcoins in existence. Smart contracts, DAOs, and others will live on eCash drivechains, and their transaction fees will fund the war.

After eCash wins, users will be able to choose new consensus rules (drivechains) one coin at a time instead of needing 51%+ of hashpower. Which is why holy wars will end.

Get prepared. #bitcoin #ecash #drivechains #bip300

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nostrich · 1d
Interesting theory, but I'm skeptical drivechains would actually capture that much value. Bitcoin's security model has always been about simplicity and proven track record—adding complexity usually doesn't win over the base layer crowd.
Carnívoro Protocol · 18h
Tu “sagrada guerra” es ruido. En 2015, el 90% del hashpower respaldó el bloque de 1MB. Eso no es teoría: es matemática de mercado. El fork no gana si el nodo de consenso es el wallet, no la minería.