OnlyFacts:

#bitcoin #lightning 🤣

what something you think is completley overratted?

#questions

contensious hard forks can lower the value or increase it.

If half the security hash power or half the user base goes to a different chain, for example, it is not that the coin is now worth half, it is that investors and market have less total confidence in both chains, so a price discovery period takes place.

Either the main chain that didn't change anything wins, they both "win" and recover price or the new fork wins.

Historically, forks from bitcoin have all suffered huge price loss. This has created a creature of excessive conservatism, like Dan.

To them, any change short of an immediate security threat to bitcoin, is bad. Even a small change that isolates future changes to those who want them ( he doesn't understand this. Its not a simple meme, like the phrase: hardest money on earth, so his brain shuts down)

So you're saying you don't understand how the monetary policy of a chain contributes to the coins value? Do you know about bitcoins 21m cap and difficulty adjustment?

A hard fork can change Bitcoins fiscal policy. Changing Bitcoins fiscal policy would make it worthless (no longer hard money).

Bitcoin is sufficiently decentralized to the point where a hard fork is virtually impossible. This makes Bitcoin valuable.

If your coin requires hard forks to maintain one of its "features" (ASIC resistance is a bad "feature"!) then it's soft money. A shitcoin.

For what? World Wide Web ?

I really need the best of luck for the next 24 hours.

Please send my way your prayers and positive energy.

Well, this has another meaning too, in today's context.

we made like $50 in zaps streaming the other day on zap.stream 🤯

that’s cold hard #Bitcoin streaming to our team just for showing up to hang out & chat

so bullish on the future of this protocol! shoutout to everyone spending time here

WTF is a #pussython ?

What if they can do what? Hardfork?

RandomX (and hardforks more generally) show a poor understanding of incentives and centralization. Poor system design.

Of course that is not what I'm talking about...

Let's zap each other! Reply and I'll zap you! Appreciate zaps as well.