Lol! You obviously weren't around in 2017 for the hard fork (you probably haven't even done a full 4yr cycle yet). Luke isn't going to do a hard fork but you can ask him all you want.
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Yes he already replied to me on X, 20% knots on bitcoin network isn't enough for a hard fork. Plus he said hard fork isn't the optimal way to combat this problem.
Yeah of course because it would be as catastrophic for Knots as the hard fork in 2017 was for Bcash. The miners aren't going to switch to Knots. The only people shouting about this are all the gullible/naive followers of the dumb f*ck Kratter & a few others. Oh well, enjoy your day.
Yeah I did realise the fallout of a hard fork isn't straight forward. The community gets divided and not easy to pull off.
I do hope core get their act together. Surely the rise of knots from 1% to 20% and the fact that a good % of core node runners don't upgrade their node, hopefully this should send a strong message to push core to reassess their approach. We can only hope no lasting damage is created in the interim. ๐ค
Have you wondered why Saylor hasn't weighed in on this? He has a lot at stake, right? He hasn't talked about this at all, so obviously he isn't very concerned. What about other big names in the space like Lyn Alden & Matt Odell who say the spam arguments brought up by Knots are way overblown?
I hope they are right. Its wrong to assume its not an issue just because the big names don't think so.
Will you be updating your core node next month? Or do you run a knots node?
Hopefully core pull the plug on the removing the op_return filter next month. They can see the bitcoin community isn't supporting them. Most core node runners have told me they won't be updating their core node next month, so even the core supporters don't support this.
If core don't take action, and pay attention to what the community is telling them, then over time they become irrelevant.
Not sure where we'd be if it wasn't for Luke and Knots. ๐ช
Well it's nice that you trust Luke. You know he had over 200 bitcoin stolen a couple if years ago, right? He kept them on a laptop & someone got his pgp keys and took the bitcoin. Not only that but because the thief had Luke's pgp keys Luke had to send out a warning for people not to download or update Knots. Anyway I'm sure Knots is perfectly safe these days ๐