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Starting to feel like fall.

Modern communists too lazy to do anything these days.

That's not Minneapolis. It's like 10 miles from downtown.

Ethereum replaces the Federal Reserve Board with a group of cryptofurries. #bitcoin replaces the Federal Reserve Board with nothing.

Hopefully it clears up, but I tried reconnecting my bank account and it continues to fail my deposits. I have enough for my DCA through the month, but it's still frustrating.

Replying to Avatar Carl B Menger

Can #Bitcoin 's hard cap of 21 million be changed?

Some #Bitcoin  critics recently claimed that since Bitcoin is nothing but software, the rules of the Bitcoin network can be "easily" changed, especially regarding the 21 million hard cap, since it is "only" two lines of code.

Let’s have a deeper look on how to theoretically change #Bitcoin ‘s 21 million limit 👇

First, developers would have to make a proposal and then write the code to implement this change. There would be a community discussion, which would probably be controversial. If these changes are accepted by the developers, they would be integrated into Bitcoin Core.

Next, the community would have to agree to an activation path to ensure that the network is collectively converted to the new rules.

A change to the supply cap would require a HARD FORK, meaning that all nodes on the network would have to adopt the changes or be forced off the network.

As part of the activation path, both miners and nodes would signal their support for the change, and once a dominant part of the network signals support, the change would be activated.

Nodes and miners that rejected the change would retain the original #Bitcoin  network, and the two networks would compete for market share and hash rate.

And no, this would not be the first hard fork. In fact, #Bitcoin  hard forks are part of history, with Bitcoin Cash being the most recent example.

In response to the Blocksize War, some Bitcoin developers and users decided to initiate a Hard Fork to avoid the associated protocol updates. Bitcoin Cash was the result of this hard fork. It split from the main blockchain in August 2017 when Bitcoin Cash wallets rejected Bitcoin transactions and blocks.

Bitcoin Cash remains the most successful hard fork, having lost more than 90% of its value against #Bitcoin .

I invite all doubters to try to raise #Bitcoin 's 21 million hard cap, because in the end it's all FUD spread by people who either don't know any better or who want to cheat you out of your hard capped #Bitcoin .

I'd dump all my coins of a non-hard capped "bitcoin." I'm guessing many others would as well. Price of the fork would tank immediately.

Replying to Avatar The Daniel 🖖

When nostr:npub17meshv2lg6rfyuwzgh349yslllq7aathd55xu0jgjns2ayz6rt2seplm8u cooks, her favorite go-to is risotto. She describes it as a celebration of a single ingredient. When it’s summer it’s usually fresh farmer’s market corn. 🍚🌽😋💜

#foodstr #wifestr

It looks like garnished vomit.

I'd probably still eat it.

I hate that they are zap polls. One npub, one vote is how it should be.