Make useful apps that are intuitive and work on the first try and do something useful and don't say the word nostr, decentralized, or Bitcoin anywhere in the intro.

FUCKING LEGEND JACK

Btcpay server, bitcart

To never include it, they'd have to be economically irrational since they're also deciding not to collect the fees, not just from your transaction, but from ALL the transactions since their version of the transfer block won't be voted on favorably by other miners. They will also lose all the miners who are mining to their pools since that means less revenue for those miners.

Note that your nightmare scenario can't be done by one miner. My understanding is that if at least 51% of hashrate/blocks support the transfer, it goes through. If 51% of miners are colluding against your transaction and block it , they can do that regardless of anything specific to drivechains. On normal L1, A smaller hashrate miner could publish a valid block with your tx, but if 51% of hashpower is dedicated to NOT allowing your coins to move, they will build on the parent block and the one with your tx in it gets orphaned, not because it's invalid, just because it doesn't have the highest PoW.

In most situations, you would not moves coins between chains this way anyways, you would use atomic swaps or a dex.

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying can you explain with an example?

With drivechains, miners vote to allow coins to move to and from a sidechain, same people you trust to produce blocks and run the network. There's no small federation like liquid, it's all the miners just like regular mining. If you can't trust miners to be honest/economically rational, the whole Bitcoin model falls apart anyways.

BOINC.berkeley.edu donate the compute power to scientific research

Simplex is great but doesn't use nostr