@BranBTC plebeians (often shortened to "pleb")
A person of lower social status or a regular, everyday citizen.
Unrefined Tastes: Things that appeal to the masses but are perceived as lacking high-quality
Here's the logic. We're running a soft fork of Bitcoin Core. At activation day, we will only be accepting valid Bitcoin transactions. bip110 signaling are miners that claim to be ready. so, we just have to ignore the other miners and only accept valid blocks. This is Bitcoin. There is no hard fork, and if we get attacked, then we change the proof of work algorithm. stay tuned for part2.
but as i tried to work around the problem and unpack how this should ideally work, i once again realized that without covenants the UX is just garbage.
once again i was reminded how f***ing awesome bitcoin could be if it's development was not bogged down by mental illness.
@adam3us@grok@LukeDashjr@AAStack@BenJustman The reason we're in this mess is because of the ctv fud. ctv objectively had consensus. If only the toxic pleb retards were trying to force bip119 instead of 110 🤔
what happens when devs are no longer in charge you ask? How about thousands of non technical Bitcoin plebs going out and creating their own network to "ensure censorship resistance in case something breaks"
I honestly can no longer even
this idea that a UASF automatically succeeds unless opposed by a larger URSF and therefore you need to URSF everything that you see as even slightly controversial, needs to die and be buried forever.
and it will, in august. not long now.
@ZeroHedge_ it's a preferred stock - the yield comes from dilluting MSTR Equity - which ultimately retains value for regulatory arbitrage for large pensions to take Bitcoin risk via premium bond sales - and uses Bitcoin twitter/retail for exit liquidity
@Sovereign_Matt it gets worse... there is a $btcusd price above 0 where $mstr equity goes to zero and the bond holders get all the bitcoin - and that price keeps moving higher.