nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a asked a great question yesterday: why no temporary softforks?
Here's Base58's niftynei on the difficulty with adding opcodes to ...
one minor correction: the video says you can't tell what opcodes are used in unspent scripts.
this is true. you *can* however tell what version of scripts bitcoin is locked up to.
so theoretically you could remove support for a version of script once all bitcoin locked up to that script version had been spent.
there are currently 3 versions of scripts in bitcoin; none of them have ever been deprecated and all of them currently have funds locked up to them.
this is true. you *can* however tell what version of scripts bitcoin is locked up to.
so theoretically you could remove support for a version of script once all bitcoin locked up to that script version had been spent.
there are currently 3 versions of scripts in bitcoin; none of them have ever been deprecated and all of them currently have funds locked up to them.
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