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Saylor has long been pro ossification so it's no surprise. You should ask Luke what he thinks about ossification 😬

Yes, miners work for nodes. But if nodes wish to actually steer what the miners are doing, they MUST reject blocks with which they disagree, thus refusing to pay miners for that work.

Miners DGAF about your whining on social media or your mempool virtue signaling 😘
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Hanshan 3mo ago 💬 1

The conversation isn't only about ossification.

There's another big unanswered question about governance.

If there isn't some kind of effort by Bitcoiners to establish how #Bitcoin governance is going to work, it will ossify by default and fail as freedom money.

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SatsAndSports 3mo ago 💬 1

We definitely don't want a "governance" protocol. That would mean some sort of committee or "constitution" or foundation, and that would turn us into Ethereum

Decentralisation means decentralisation. Get used to the resulting chaos 🙂