Yes, thanks for the reminder!

I tried to create a community before, and the app would always freeze and crash when I'd verify my email address with the code that was sent to my email. But now, it won't even send the code:


I made sure I have the latest version of the Satlantis app on Android.

I agree, but I'm not making assumptions here (I'm not trying to, at least).

Is it an assumption that mining costs money? Is it an assumption that, once mandatory BIP-110 signaling begins, miners would be playing Russian Roulette with their businesses, risking losing blocks that the nodes might reject? Is it an assumption, then, to say that miners have a lot to lose and very little to gain by opposing BIP-110, while node runners have a lot to gain and very little to lose by running it? The incentives are all there, with no assumptions required.

I'm not saying BIP-110 is inevitable, but as long as people continue to look out for their own interests, and as long as Bitcoin mining isn't already irreversibly centralized, then why wouldn't miners signal for BIP-110? Why would they choose to act against their own interests?