Ridiculous. Only way to push a consensus change is by:

A) Hard fork, in which you lose all underlying asset liquidity (because what you created is not the OG #Bitcoin), or

B) 51% attack to take over the network and force the change, which will cause the price to collapse since the attack itself undermined the security of the network.

And these are our #Bitcoin custodians? πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ

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Ahh yes… thats why we all use Bcash

Agree with you. Followed you πŸ«‚

Thank you very much πŸ«‚

Wait, I saw Bcash and read it as Bitcoin 🀣 still followed you anyway πŸ«‚

I challenge #2.

A 51% attack only gives an attacker a chance (a 51% chance, or however much of the hashrate they control) to double spend their own coins, it does not give the attacker any increased ability to change consensus rules.

In fact, changing the consensus rules as a 51% attacker would immediately render your 51% advantage moot, as you would be excluded from the network by the other 49% of participants.

Reason I say it is because the nodes/miners choose what version of Bitcoin they run. So if 51% run a new consensus protocol, that will "force" the chnage, but splinter the network and ruin the network's reputation.

Yea but that's the same as 0.000001% of miners "forcing" a change. They aren't "forcing" anything. There is no "force" in Bitcoin. Only choice. You can chose to run different rules, and it doesn't matter if you control 1% or 50% or 90% of the hashrate. The Bitcoin network will ignore you and proceed undeterred.

No amount of miners trying to force anything will ever make my node accept anything other than. 21M

I see where you're coming from. In that sense, yes, you can't force a change

In that sense I think A and B are basically the same thing. Hard fork

Yeah, only way would be a 99.999% attack. Hostile takeover of the entire network

Wow.