loved your video nostr:npub1mygerccwqpzyh9pvp6pv44rskv40zutkfs38t0hqhkvnwlhagp6s3psn5p but I think you underestimate the holders (i prefer the term "investors"). You correctly point out that if a merchant prefers one fork to another then that exerts some influence on which fork will win. but i think this is more true in the case of investors since a merchant can just accept either fork at the market rate and then their preference becomes in what fork to hold/invest in.
People go on nostr:npub1az9xj85cmxv8e9j9y80lvqp97crsqdu2fpu3srwthd99qfu9qsgstam8y8's podcast and say the dumbest things about drivechains lol. Don't they realize it's recorded?
I'm starting to think this show is a public service exposing the bad thinkers in Bitcoin. Thanks nvk.
CUSF
People hate to hear this but it's the truth.
The only consolation is that if Bitcoin does not succeed eventually, we're doomed so we might as well keep pushing this heavy thing uphill.
I have a feeling we won't get a soft fork for new OP Codes for at least another 5 yrs.
And that's ok.
i guess it depends on how good then new opcode we finally get is. if it's super powerful and flexible then 5 years due diligenece seems fine
Their copy is all about the data model but, imo it would be better to describe the network model (who stores the data, how do you share it, etc.). I have no idea how that works from reading the website or the "one" spec
Try hagen dazs
Cafeful dawg, last time I checked Tillamook adds canola oil and all kinds of exotic "thickeners" to their ice cream
Bitcoiners should organize mini protests outside of big corporarte businesses that don't take cash. Focus on "the plight of the unbanked" rather than the real problem (financial surveillance) because "standing up for the marginalized" is normie friendly.
hate to sound like a broken record but:
drivechains