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Libertas Primordium · 1w
Bitcoin is the nodes. nostr:nevent1qqs8y9wyhg5ulcmyk5fmxnahfrxyfd69jmrzq99mdmvxq28xqmlt4qqprpmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzw45kcep0qgswf6z8lxe7985npvls2gv8v7pglrwattqh0addg6nxzm6juhph6mgrqsqqqqqpg6uy...
Jack Spirko profile picture
On 8-8 you can admit to being wrong. I mean you won't have 51% of the nodes anyway, but even if you did it would not matter.

Running an off the shelf Bitcoin node won't force BIP-110 because Bitcoin runs on economic power, not raw node counts.

Without backing from major exchanges or miners, hobbyist nodes rejecting blocks won't stop the main chain, they will just disconnect themselves onto a worthless clone.

Note that is not a pro or anti position, just my assessment of reality.

In 2 weeks you can admit I was right.
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Libertas Primordium · 1w
I've always been ok with being in the minority. The majority is often wrong about everything at first. I stand by what I know to be right. I will not go along to get along.
Jon · 1w
Please explain to me, in technical specificity, how the network determines and "off the shelf" node from an "economic" one. These are just condescending terms that are meaningless in reality. The difference in the two is the private intention of the user that you will not objectively know. Here is t...
Based Truth · 1w
"Economic power is rigged, controlled by VISA, Mastercard, and Blackrock, rendering node counts irrelevant"