Jesus jumped up Christ, you can't buy full gram prerolls???

Man, I can't get high with anything smaller than a king. 110's 4 lyfe.

Peach Rizz Distillate Infused Prerolls 36% 🍑

THERES ALSO KEIF ON THE OUTSIDE! AND I SWEAR TO GOD THIS SMELLS LIKE PURE PEACHES 🍑

#weedstr #weed #420 #plebchain

If these are half grams, does that mean the ones you posted earlier that look even smaller are third grams?

Best caption gets a whack of sats. (1000)

Boost please.

Significant changes require social consensus. There is no way to ascertain the percentage of social consensus without some formal registry and vote system. Everyone takes a leap of faith in some regard, but ultimately chooses what makes economic sense to them. That may or may not be immediately consistent with their peers. Hence, Roger Ver forking off to Bitcoin Cash, and later Calvin Ayre and Craig Wright with Bitcoin SV.

The signaling performed for SegWit and TapRoot was miner signaling of "readiness", indicating that they could support an upgrade. There's no way to know if they were truthful or lying until such time came for the soft fork.

A soft fork works as an opt-in deployment by making rules more restrictive to those that follow them, and relies on an economic majority to avoid having their funds swept by those that don't upgrade. A hard fork on the other hand, is a change in subsidy, size, etc that REQUIRES people to change to that version or else they are cut off.

Because normie-world still thinks they’re the same thing but cheaper. They just see exchange rates, most have never used or even held the asset.

Oh you are right. BCH did more than just block size. And Bitcoin size was increased before anyway. I forgot about that.

If enough people on the bitcoin network agreed. I believe 88% is the number or near. Can a change be imposed to increase block size? 🤔

Bitcoin Cash is effectively 32 MB.

Bitcoin is effectively 4 MB

Would make a new coin, therefore would not be bitcoin anymore

Wasn’t that one of Bitcoin Cash’s objectives? But it didn’t get enough support.