I wonder if this felt like a little tremor to those who kept saying that bip110 was dead?

instead of feeling bad, for some reason I was curious to download the bitcoin v0.1 file to find out what satoshi's original idea was and now what I wonder is, how will the bip110 unit create a new version of the proof of work so that one can mine bitcoin again without having to worry about an ASIC monopolizing mining again?

that is the question I now ask myself, is bitcoin really decentralized when we can no longer mine the currencies?

I think that is why satochi wrote that whoever owns the longest blockchain will control bitcoin, because the smaller nodes will need to take data from the longest chain to continue operating

he showed me the true face of the bitcoin community on NOSTR

with the beep 110 it was shown that the mining is centralized so perhaps the next fight now is to make the mining run again by one or that several users can connect their hardware to be able to do mining that tries to reach the ACSI

I wonder what will happen in the coming months or years, running nodes of other versions will become impossible due to how they inflate the blockchain more and more? the next versions of bitcoin core will begin to demand things that were not necessary before? because now core has the longest chain version which means a 51% attack, will KYC be required only to run a node? those running bip110 and those limiting block space will be the only nodes in the future that will not be saturated with csam or arbitrary data and will not require more than 2 TB just to run a node?

I'm not sad or angry because beep 110 was left behind, in fact this is starting to raise more questions for me to know how the bitcoin community really is.
yesterday showed me something much bigger, it no longer matters if you run your own nodes, that knots have helped more people access bitcoin thanks to the limitation of space in the blocks or that you learn to connect your wallets to these nodes, the only ones that really matter now are mining companies that have almost infinite energy to generate blocks faster than a mining pool that makes it slower.

I think I'm already starting to understand a little why the monero community criticizes the current state of bitcoin a lot.

it could also mean that now running bitcoin nodes could begin to involve criminal or moral risks due to how free rein will be given to those who upload csam.

so now in addition to the problem of needing larger disks to run a node, now one will also have to make a moral decision about whether or not to run a node knowing the things it will have to save.

only something was activated for users running bitcoin nodes that implement what is called bip 110, in which transactions that exceed x amount of space will be rejected by users running those nodes, the other nodes will continue to accept transactions even from that network, but it will reject payments that do not comply with its rules.