I get the importance of quantum resistance. But it's unclear to me how he would go about enforcing an upgrade. How do you lock those coins? A fork does seem to be the only way to do it. And if it does fork, don't you then have coins on both chains? What am I missing?
saylor seems to be advocating for a hard fork that forces people to move coin.
burning those who do not comply.
this breaks the fundamental social contract and value prop of bitcoin: sovereign ownership and property rights.
it must be opposed. strongly.
https://blossom.primal.net/09bdeb018313b0eeeca3d178fb0b183bd4fb75bb29df30bb7d0dfe79d12402ed.mp4
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How do you unlock them? How could they "upgrade" if something took away their ability to sign transactions? That hardly seems better than just losing them and having them put back onto the market.